Containment systems, methods, and devices
OwnerRodney W. Tylerinventor
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Abstract
A tubular mesh enclosure (1040) formed from a mesh material having a nominal opening size of less than 0.5 inches. The mesh enclosure has opposing pair of ends (1042, 1044) with at least one end (1044) being sealed. A filling (1010) is surrounded by the tubular mesh enclosure with the enclosure defining a length and a generally non-circular longitudinal cross-section defining a major width. A ratio of the length to the width greater than approximately 40.
Claims172
A system comprising:
- a first tubular mesh enclosure formed from a mesh material having a nominal opening size of less than 0.5 inches, said first tubular mesh enclosure having a first opposing pair of ends, at least one of said first opposing pair of ends sealed;
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- a filling surrounded by said first tubular mesh enclosure;
- a second tubular mesh enclosure attached to said first tubular mesh enclosure;
- said system defining a first length and a first generally non-circular longitudinal cross-section defining a first major width, a first ratio of said first length to said first major width greater than approximately 40.
A system comprising:
- a first tubular mesh enclosure formed from a mesh material having a nominal opening size of less than 0.5 inches, said first tubular mesh enclosure having an opposing pair of ends, at least one of said opposing pair of ends sealed;
- a second tubular mesh enclosure attached to said first tubular mesh enclosure;
- a filling surrounded by said first tubular mesh enclosure;
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- an irrigation hose surrounded by said filling;
- said systemfirst tubular mesh enclosure defining a length and a longitudinal cross-section defining a major width, a ratio of said length to said major width greater than approximately 40.
A system comprising:
- a first tubular mesh enclosure formed from a cotton mesh material having a nominal opening size of less than 0.5 inches, said first tubular mesh enclosure having an opposing pair of ends, at least one of said opposing pair of ends sealed;
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- a filling surrounded by said first tubular mesh enclosure;
- a second tubular mesh enclosure attached to said first tubular mesh enclosure;
- said first tubular mesh enclosure system defining a length and a longitudinal cross-section defining a major width, a ratio of said length to said major width greater than approximately 40.
A method comprising the activities of:
- placing a filling into a first mesh tube formed from a mesh material having a nominal opening size of less than 0.5 inches, a ratio of a length of the first mesh tube to a major width of the mesh tube greater than 40, the first mesh tube having a substantially flat side, said first mesh tube attached to a second mesh tube;
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- providing the mesh tube to a predetermined area.
A method comprising the activities of:
- placing a filling into a first tubular mesh enclosure formed from a mesh material having a nominal opening size of less than 0.5 inches, said first tubular mesh enclosure having an opposing pair of ends, at least one of said opposing pair of ends sealed, said first tubular mesh enclosure defining a length and a non-circular cross-section defining a major width, a ratio of said length to said major width greater than approximately 40, a second tubular mesh enclosure attached to said first tubular mesh enclosure;
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- providing the first tubular mesh enclosure to a predetermined area.
A method for forming a storm water control device comprising:
- placing a compost-based filling into a first tubular mesh enclosure formed from a mesh material having a nominal opening size of less than 0.5 inches, a ratio of a length of the first tubular mesh enclosure to a width of the first tubular mesh enclosure greater than 40, a second tubular mesh enclosure attached to said first tubular mesh enclosure;
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- providing the first tubular mesh enclosure to a location prone to storm-water flow.
A method for forming a sediment control device comprising:
- placing a compost-based filling into a first tubular mesh enclosure formed from a mesh material having a nominal opening size of less than 0.5 inches, a ratio of a length of the first tubular mesh enclosure to a width of the first tubular mesh enclosure greater than 40, a second tubular mesh enclosure attached to said first tubular mesh enclosure;
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- providing the first tubular mesh enclosure to a location prone to sediment-containing water flow.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.