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Civil Works Material HDPE Geosynthetic Clay Liner(GCL)

Civil Works Material HDPE Geosynthetic Clay Liner(GCL)

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Min Order Qty:
5000 m²
Supply Capability:
100000 m²/month

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                                       Civil Works Material HDPE Geosynthetic Clay Liner(GCL)

 

1,Introduction

Our GCL is composed of 3 layers, the upper layer is nonwoven geotextile, while the lower layer is woven geotextile, natural sodium bentonite fills the gap between geotextile layers. The application with natural sodium bentonite can enlong the using life of construction. Our GCL creates a new green and environmental building material.

 

We have two kinds of GCL. One is GCL without HDPE layer, the other is HDPE GCL. For GCL, it is widely used in landfill, lagoon, river bottom, basement and so on. For HDPE GCL, it is used in subway, basement, tunnel, underground and projects, salt water area in harsh environment.

 

2,Features

1. Environment friendly

Our GCL is made of natural sodium bentonite, which contributes to good water proof quality, while causes no pollution to the environment. Its porosity guarantees the breath of biology.

2. Long-lasting waterproof performance

Natural sodium bentonite was formed billions of years ago. Its waterproof performance can last longer than building itself.

3. Easy application 

Application of GCL is not constrained by weather. Connection and restore is easy to be finished.

 

 

3,Application

·      Landfills 

·      Mud Pits

·      Lagoons 

·      Canals

·      Bund Lining

·      Tank Lining

·      Fish Farm Lining 

·      Roof Lining 

·      Waste Water Pits

·      Ponds and Reservoirs

·      Dams 

·      Floating Covers

·      Vertical Cutoff Walls 

·      Hydraulic Structure

·      Basement Lining

·      Drip Irrigation Ponds


4,Specification of Geosynthetic Clay Liner(GCL) for anti-seepage


PROPERTIES

Test Method

Typical Value

BENTONITE PROPERTIES 



Bentionite Swell Index

ASTM D 5890

≥24ml/2g

Bentionite Fluid Loss

ASTM D 5891

≤18ml

Finished GCL PROPERTIES 



Bentionite Mass/Unit Area

ASTM D 5993

≥3.6kg/sq.m

Peel Strength

ASTM D 6496

≥400N/m

Grab Strength

ASTM D 6768

≥6kN/m

Thickness

ASTM D 5199

≥6mm

Permeability

ASTM D 5084

≤5.0×10-11m/sec

Index Flux

ASTM D 5887

≤1.0×10-8m3/m2/sec

Geotextile PROPERTIES



Non-Woven Geotextile Mass

ASTM D 5261

≥200g/sq.m

Woven Geotextile Mass

ASTM D 5261

≥110g/sq.m

ROLL DIMENSIONS



Width

Normal

5.8m

Length

Normal

30m

Package

Normal

PE Film

PROPERTIES

Test Method

Typical Value

BENTONITE PROPERTIES 



Bentionite Swell Index

ASTM D 5890

≥24ml/2g

Bentionite Fluid Loss

ASTM D 5891

≤18ml

Finished GCL PROPERTIES 



Bentionite Mass/Unit Area

ASTM D 5993

≥3.6kg/sq.m

Peel Strength

ASTM D 6496

≥400N/m

Grab Strength

ASTM D 6768

≥6kN/m

Thickness

ASTM D 5199

≥6mm

Permeability

ASTM D 5084

≤5.0×10-11m/sec

Index Flux

ASTM D 5887

≤1.0×10-8m3/m2/sec

Geotextile PROPERTIES



Non-Woven Geotextile Mass

ASTM D 5261

≥200g/sq.m

Woven Geotextile Mass

ASTM D 5261

≥110g/sq.m

ROLL DIMENSIONS



Width

Normal

5.8m

Length

Normal

30m

Package

Normal

PE Film



 FAQ:

  1. How many quantity for one 20'' container?

    About 5,000m2, 16rolls

  2. What's your delivery time?

    About 15-20days against deposit received

  3. . What's your package?

    Per roll with two pieces woven bag

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