HALO proves a complete success at Stevens Institute

Independent laboratory tests conducted at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ confirmed that the HALO wave attenuator reduced the height of waves by 80%, twice as much as other floating structures.

In the video you will see as HALO diffuses the energy in a series of waves generated in one of the biggest simulation tanks on the east coast. Waves increase in height and wavelength (period); the one constant is HALO's extraordinary performance.

The final sequence is a dye test, simulating the transfer of sand through the HALO system. Watch as the dye is deposited as the energy is removed from the waves, showing yet another way HALO can bring life back to your beach.

Subsequent testing showed how HALO could achieve the same dramatic results using fewer rows of panels, providing the ultimate in wave protection in a more compact structure.

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