Pipeline construction has traditionally turned to sandbags or clay-based materials to create ditch breakers for erosion control and pipeline support. These breakers are essentially small dams placed regularly along a trench that keep it from collapsing and provide non-abrasive support for pipelines. Conventional methods are difficult to maneuver, prone to leaking over time, and risk damaging pipelines, which has led to the adoption of new and improved solutions using technologies like spray polyurethane foam.