Velocity Slope Geogrids - Fiberglass Geogrid with CE Certification and Bitumen Coated
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Fiberglass Geogrid with CE Certification and Bitumen Coated
Description Of Fiberglass Geogrid with CE Certification and Bitumen Coated:
1. A kind of planar mesh material using alkali-free fiberglass yarn as base body and
then coated with high quality modified asphalt.
2. Warp knitted with oriental structure which gives full play of yarn strength and improves its mechanical property to make the product high tensile, tearing and creep-resistant.
3. Coated with asphalt making full protection of the fiberglass matrix and greatly
improving its wear and shear resistance.
4. Having a good performance in pavement strengthening, track cracking and solving
difficulties of strengthening the bituminous pavement.
Main Features of Fiberglass Geogrid with CE Certification and Bitumen Coated:
1. Light weight, high tensile strength, high modulus, low elongation and good toughness.
2. Corrosion resistance, no long-term creep, long life span.
3. Good physical and chemical stability and good thermal stability.
4. Resistant to fatigue cracking, high-temperature track and low temperature shrinkage cracking.
5. Delaying and decreasing crack reflection.
Specifications of Fiberglass Geogrid with CE Certification and Bitumen Coated:
Tensile Strength (KN) | Warp | >30 | >50 | >60 | >80 | >100 | >120 | >150 | >200 |
Weft | >30 | >50 | >60 | >80 | >100 | >120 | >150 | >120 | |
Elongation(%) | <4< p=""> | <4< p=""> | <4< p=""> | <4< p=""> | <4< p=""> | <4< p=""> | <4< p=""> | <4< p=""> | |
Mesh Size(mm) | 25.4*25.4 | 25.4*25.4 | 25.4*25.4 | 25.4*25.4 | 25.4*25.4 | 25.4*25.4 | 25.4*25.4 | 25.4*25.4 | |
Elastic Modulus | 76 | 76 | 76 | 76 | 76 | 76 | 76 | 76 | |
Width(m) | 1~6 | 1~6 | 1~6 | 1~6 | 1~6 | 1~6 | 1~6 | 1~6 | |
Length(m) | 50~300 | 50~300 | 50~300 | 50~300 | 50~300 | 50~300 | 50~300 | 50~300 | |
Temperature Resistant(℃) | -100~280 | -100~280 | -100~280 | -100~280 | -100~280 | -100~280 | -100~280 | -100~280 | |
Resin Content (%) | 18~20 | 18~20 | 18~20 | 18~20 | 18~20 | 18~20 | 18~20 | 18~20 | |
Glue Type | Bitumen PVC SBR soakage | Bitumen PVC SBR soakage | Bitumen PVC SBR soakage | Bitumen PVC SBR soakage | Bitumen PVC SBR soakage | Bitumen PVC SBR soakage | Bitumen PVC SBR soakage | Bitumen PVC SBR soakage | |
Applications of Fiberglass Geogrid with CE Certification and Bitumen Coated:
1. Maintenance of old asphalt road reinforcement of asphalt pavement.
2. Converting old cement concrete road into composite road.
3. Restraining reflection cracking caused by block shrinkage.
4. Preventing and controlling the cracking caused by new and old combination and uneven settlement.
5. Road extension.
6. Reinforcement of soft soil foundation and overall strength of roadbed.
IMages of Fiberglass Geogrid with CE Certification and Bitumen Coated:
FAQ of Fiberglass Geogrid with CE Certification and Bitumen Coated:
1. What are we supplying?
We are specialized in producing Geosynthetic materials, like Geogrid Series, HDPE Geocell, Geonet, Geotextile, Geomat, Tri Denmensional Composite Grainage Geonet, and Geomembrane Series.
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2. How Many years experience do we have?
We have been exported to more than 20 countries in the past 15 years.
3. How long do we usually reply your request?
We always reply our customer within 24 hours.
- Q: Can geogrids be used for retaining walls?
- Yes, geogrids can be used for retaining walls. Geogrids are commonly used in retaining wall construction as they provide reinforcement to the soil or fill material, increasing its stability and preventing erosion. They work by distributing the forces exerted by the retained soil and reducing the potential for wall failure.
- Q: Are geogrids suitable for use in cold climates?
- Yes, geogrids are suitable for use in cold climates. Geogrids are made from materials that are resistant to temperature variations and have been designed to withstand the harsh conditions of cold climates. They provide excellent reinforcement and stabilization for soil and are commonly used in various applications such as road construction, retaining walls, and erosion control in cold regions.
- Q: Are geogrids suitable for use in high groundwater conditions?
- Yes, geogrids are suitable for use in high groundwater conditions. Geogrids are designed to provide reinforcement and stability to soil structures, and they are typically made of durable materials that can withstand the effects of high groundwater levels. Additionally, geogrids have excellent drainage properties, which allow water to flow through and prevent the buildup of hydrostatic pressure. This makes them a reliable choice for applications in areas with high groundwater conditions.
- Q: Basic introduction of fiberglass geogrid
- With resistance and aging properties of alkali resistant properties, widely used in asphalt pavement, cement concrete pavement and roadbed reinforcement; both rigid pavement and flexible pavement can be applied, compared with the traditional pavement, can reduce the cost, prolong life, prevent road reflective crack. Fiberglass geogrid can also be used in railway, airport, water conservancy, dams and other soft soil reinforcement and road base reinforcement.
- Q: Is it possible to add fiberglass grille between asphalt pavement and asphalt pavement
- First look at the drawing design requirements
- Q: How to calculate the amount of geogrid works under what circumstances need to lay geogrid
- There are a lot of PP used on the railway, such as geogrid, there are steel geogrid.
- Q: How do geogrids enhance the stability of steep road embankments?
- Geogrids enhance the stability of steep road embankments by providing reinforcement to the soil, increasing its tensile strength and preventing slope failure. They act as a mechanical stabilizer, distributing the applied loads more evenly and reducing the potential for soil movement or sliding. Geogrids also help in controlling erosion by stabilizing the soil particles and allowing vegetation growth, further enhancing the overall stability of the embankments.
- Q: How is the strength of a geogrid determined?
- The strength of a geogrid is determined through various testing methods such as tensile strength testing, pullout testing, and creep testing. These tests evaluate the geogrid's ability to resist deformation, withstand loads, and maintain its structural integrity over time.
- Q: What are the limitations of using geogrids?
- There are several limitations associated with using geogrids. Firstly, geogrids may not be suitable for all types of soil conditions. They are most effective in granular soils but may not provide the same level of reinforcement in cohesive or heavily saturated soils. Additionally, geogrids are not effective in addressing settlement issues or soil instability caused by organic or highly compressible soils. Furthermore, installation of geogrids can be labor-intensive and time-consuming, requiring specialized equipment and expertise. The cost of purchasing and installing geogrids can also be relatively high compared to other soil stabilization methods. Another limitation is that geogrids have a limited design life, typically ranging from 20 to 50 years. Over time, they may degrade due to environmental factors such as UV exposure, temperature variations, and chemical reactions. This degradation can reduce their effectiveness and require maintenance or replacement. Lastly, the long-term performance of geogrids can be affected by factors such as differential settlement, inadequate compaction, and improper installation. Without proper inspection and quality control measures, geogrids may not provide the expected level of reinforcement or stability. Overall, while geogrids offer numerous benefits in soil reinforcement and stabilization, their limitations should be carefully considered and evaluated before deciding on their use in a particular project.
- Q: Can geogrids be used in coastal protection?
- Yes, geogrids can be used in coastal protection. Geogrids are commonly used in erosion control and stabilization projects, including coastal areas. They provide reinforcement to soil and help prevent erosion by increasing the overall stability of the coastline. Geogrids can be used in various coastal protection applications such as retaining walls, revetments, and slope stabilization, helping to mitigate the impact of waves, tides, and currents.
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Velocity Slope Geogrids - Fiberglass Geogrid with CE Certification and Bitumen Coated
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 50000 m²
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