CE Certified T1000 Polypropylene Biaxial Geogrid Geotextile

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Packaging Detail:	Each roll per 3 plastic belts. Other packages can be done as per request.
Delivery Detail:	For 40HC,within 10 days after receipt of L/C or down payment

Biaxial Geogrid
1.CE,ISO
2.Biaxial Geogrid Strength:15-45kn/m
3.Biaxial Geogrid Width:3.9m,3.95m,4m
4.Geogrid Length:30m,50m

Biaxial geogrid can be used to enhancement of permanent bearable toft including roads and

railways embankment, slopes, tunnel, airfields, parks, docks and ground which cargo lays on and

their main usage are as follows:

1.Enhance the bearing capacity of road foundation and extend the duration of roads.

2.Prevent road surface from collapse, crack and being dirty.

3.Be convenient for construction, timesaving and cut down the cost of maintenance.

4.Prevent tunnel from crack occurring.

5.Further solidity slopes to proof water and soil from losses.

6.Reduce the surface thickness of the ground.

7.Consolidate the net for growing grass on the slopes so as to stabilization surrounding virescence.

8.Be used for artificial top net of mines instead of metal ones.It is of fire-retardant and anti-statics.

[Specifications And Characteristics]

Item		TGSG15-15		TGSG20-20		TGSG30-30		TGSG40-40
	Unit	MD	CD	MD	CD	MD	CD	MD	CD
True initial Modulus in Use	KN/m	15	15	20	20	30	30	40	40
True Tensile Strength @2% Strain	KN/m	5	5	7	7	11	11	16	16
True Tensile Strength @5% Strain	KN/m	7	7	14	14	21	21	32	32
Junction Efficiency	%	100		100		100		100
Flexural Stiffness	mg-cm	280.000		780,000		900,000		1,200,000
Aperture Stability	kg-cm/deg	3.1		4.8		4.3		3.4
Resistance to Installation Damage	%SC/%SW/%GP	95/93/90		95/93/90		95/93/90		95/93/90
Resistance to Long Term Degradation	%	100		100		100		100
Unit Weight	g/m2	300±30		330±30		400±40		500±50
Rolls Dimensions (Length, Width)	m	50×3.95		50×3.95 50X5		50×3.95		50×3.95
Lading Capacity	Rolls/40HC	300		260		140		100

Q: Is there a geotextile for reed cultivation?: Big slope pond words use better, need depth laying, with geomembrane

Q: How do geotextiles help in preventing soil erosion in construction sites?: Geotextiles help in preventing soil erosion in construction sites by acting as a barrier between the soil and the forces that cause erosion, such as wind and water. These synthetic fabrics are placed on the soil surface or embedded within it to stabilize the soil and enhance its strength. Geotextiles also improve filtration and drainage, reducing water flow velocity and preventing the loss of fine soil particles. By providing reinforcement and protection, geotextiles effectively mitigate soil erosion and maintain the stability of construction sites.

Q: What are the key factors affecting the permeability of geotextiles?: The key factors affecting the permeability of geotextiles include the fabric structure and composition, thickness, porosity, and pore size distribution. The type and arrangement of fibers or filaments, as well as the presence of any coatings or additives, can also impact permeability. Additionally, factors such as compaction, moisture content, and pressure can influence the ability of geotextiles to allow water or fluids to pass through.

Q: Geotextile how to set quota: Raw material prices + processing fees (1,500 yuan per ton) + profits (such as 500 yuan per ton)

Q: How do geotextiles help with reinforcement of geotextile bags?: Geotextiles help with the reinforcement of geotextile bags by providing strength and stability to the bags. They act as a barrier and prevent the soil or other fill material from escaping through the pores of the bags. Additionally, the geotextiles distribute the weight of the fill material evenly, reducing the risk of bulging or bursting of the bags.

Q: Are geotextiles suitable for use in geotextile tube dewatering systems?: Yes, geotextiles are suitable for use in geotextile tube dewatering systems. Geotextiles are designed to provide filtration, separation, and reinforcement functions, making them ideal for use in dewatering systems that require the removal of water from sediments or sludge. The permeable nature of geotextiles allows water to pass through while retaining solids, ensuring efficient dewatering and sediment containment.

Q: Can geotextiles be used for filtration purposes?: Yes, geotextiles can be used for filtration purposes. They are permeable fabrics that can effectively filter out fine particles while allowing water or other fluids to pass through. This makes them suitable for applications such as erosion control, drainage systems, and preventing soil contamination.

Q: How do geotextiles help in preventing piping failure?: Geotextiles help in preventing piping failure by providing soil stabilization and erosion control. They act as a barrier between the soil particles, preventing their movement and reducing the potential for internal erosion. Additionally, geotextiles improve the drainage characteristics of the soil, allowing water to flow through while retaining the soil particles in place. This helps in maintaining the integrity of the soil structure and reducing the risk of piping failure.

Q: What are the different geotextile installation guidelines?: There are several different geotextile installation guidelines that vary depending on the specific project and goals. Some common guidelines include ensuring proper site preparation, including clearing and grading the area, as well as removing any debris or vegetation. It is important to properly measure and cut the geotextile to fit the designated area, allowing for overlap and securing the edges. Additionally, proper anchoring methods should be used to prevent movement or displacement of the geotextile. Finally, regular inspection and maintenance should be conducted to ensure the geotextile is functioning as intended.

Q: Can geotextiles be used in reservoir lining projects?: Yes, geotextiles can be used in reservoir lining projects. They are commonly used as a protective layer between the reservoir's base and the impermeable lining material, helping to prevent punctures and enhance the overall durability and longevity of the lining system. Additionally, geotextiles can aid in filtration and drainage within the reservoir, improving its overall performance and functionality.

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