
3-string
The most efficient of the WaveEater systems.
WaveEater designs are most generally constructed in three effective dissipation configurations. Consult factory engineering support.

The most efficient of the WaveEater systems.

A straight line at Eleven Mile Reservoir, Colorado.

Three string sawtooth at Lake Nighthorse, Colorado.
WaveEater Model 3636 has been in use for over thirty (30) years. It is used in any number of applications including wave attenuation, dam protection, shore erosion control and debris booms in the US and other parts of the world.
The 3 string system is the most efficient of the WaveEater systems.
In order to attenuate longer waves a larger mass of units is required. (The obstacle in a wave's path needs to be larger than the wave itself.)
The Sawtooth system is our most popular design. It is economical and provides a much higher percentage of wave dissipation than a straight line. Greater attenuation is achieved due to more surface area and angles for the wave to pass through.
The straight line configuration may be chosen when wave frequency is short (less than 10 feet), and the wave height is less than two feet. It is also an excellent choice for use as a spillway barrier, shore erosion mitigation, and temporary construction jobs including dredging, wharf repair and sheet pile installations.
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