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| *High rate of failure if not installed properly | *High rate of failure if not installed properly | ||
| *Ineffective on slopes greater than 50% | *Ineffective on slopes greater than 50% | ||
| - | *More difficult to transport and move than silt fence | ||
| =====Design===== | =====Design===== | ||
| - | Silt sock diameter can vary upon the site and application of the practice, but must be at least 8 inches tall during use. They should be installed in a crescent shape, parallel to the contour of the land, with the ends placed | + | Silt sock diameter can vary upon the site and application of the practice. They should be installed in a crescent shape, parallel to the contour of the land, with the ends placed |
| They are not recommended for use on slopes that exceed a 2:1 ratio, but may be used in series on flatter slopes if the spacing guidelines below are followed. | They are not recommended for use on slopes that exceed a 2:1 ratio, but may be used in series on flatter slopes if the spacing guidelines below are followed. | ||
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| ==References== | ==References== | ||
| - | *[[https:// | + | *[[https:// |
| - | *[[https:// | + | *{{ :silt_sock_green_tier.pdf |Silt Sock Technical Guidance - Green Tier}} |
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