Product introduction:

Geotextile, also known as geotextile, is a permeable geosynthetic material made of synthetic fibers by needle punching or weaving. Geotextile is one of the new geosynthetic materials. The finished product is cloth-like, with a general width of 4-6 meters and a length of 50-100 meters. Geotextiles are divided into woven geotextiles and non-woven filament geotextiles.

Features

1. Due to the use of plastic fibers, it can maintain sufficient elongation in wet and dry conditions.

2. Corrosion resistance, long-term corrosion resistance in soil and water with different pH.

3. Good water permeability There are gaps between fibers, so it has good water permeability.

4. Good anti-microbial properties, no damage to microorganisms and moths.

5. The construction is convenient. Because the material is light and soft, it is convenient for transportation, laying and construction.

6. Complete specifications: The width can reach 9 meters.

Application areas:

(1) Used as reinforcement in backfilling of retaining walls, or as panels for anchoring retaining walls. Construction of wrapped retaining walls or abutments.

(2) Reinforce the flexible pavement, repair the cracks on the road, and prevent the pavement from reflecting cracks.

(3) Increase the stability of gravel slopes and reinforced soil to prevent soil erosion and freezing damage of soil at low temperatures.

(4) The isolation layer between the road ballast and the subgrade, or the isolation layer between the subgrade and the soft subgrade.

(5) The isolation layer between artificial fill, rockfill or material field and foundation, and isolation between different permafrost layers. Anti-filtration and reinforcement.

(6) The filter layer of the upstream dam surface in the initial stage of the ash storage dam or tailings dam, and the filter layer of the drainage system in the backfill of the retaining wall.

(7) The filter layer around the drainage underdrain or around the gravel drainage underdrain.

(8) The filter layer of water wells, pressure relief wells or oblique pipes in water conservancy projects.

(9) Geotextile isolation layer between roads, airports, railway tracks and artificial rockfills and foundations.

(10) Vertical or horizontal drainage inside the earth dam, buried in the soil to dissipate pore water pressure. (11) Drainage behind the anti-seepage geomembrane in earth dams or earth embankments or under the concrete cover.

(12) Eliminate the seepage around the tunnel, reduce the external water pressure on the lining and seepage around the buildings.

(13) Drainage of artificial ground foundation sports ground.

(14) Roads (including temporary roads), railways, embankments, earth-rock dams, airports, sports fields and other projects are used to strengthen weak foundations.