Installation reference
How the patented hexagonal floating cover is deployed on operating water bodies — without anchors and without draining.
1. Shipping and staging
Elements ship stacked on standard pallets — typical pallet count is one for every ~150 m² of cover area. Staging at the deployment site requires a level pad accessible to the shoreline launch point.
2. Launch
Elements are launched in batches from the shoreline directly onto the water surface. No crane or specialist equipment is required. Typical launch rate is 2,000–4,000 m²/day per crew of 4–6.
3. Tessellation
Elements self-distribute via water motion. The hexagonal geometry packs at 99% effective coverage (AWTT-published) naturally; crew intervention is limited to nudging clusters toward gaps.
4. Inflow and outflow management
Cover floats around fixed infrastructure (inlets, outlets, pump suctions). For pump suction zones, a ring exclusion is established at installation. Floating-debris collection booms are compatible with the cover and remain operable.
5. Inspection
Periodic visual inspection from the shoreline confirms coverage and identifies any elements displaced by extreme weather. No moving parts, no power consumption, no scheduled maintenance beyond visual inspection.
Video reference
Installation video reference will be embedded here once finalized.