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Geotextil Negro Filament Geotextile, Non Woven Spunbond Needle Punch Geotextile

Geotextil Negro Filament Geotextile, Non Woven Spunbond Needle Punch Geotextile

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Loading Port:
Tianjin
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
2000 m²
Supply Capability:
900000 m²/month

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Product Description

Filament Geotextiles are permeable nonwoven fabrics used to separate,filter,reinforce, protect or drainage.Geotextiles allow filtration or separation of granular layers in roads and rail applications,used to protect membranes in landfill applications,used in coastal defence applications and used in landscaping to protect surfaces and structures from weeds and root growth.

 

Filament Geotextiles are available as woven and non-woven .As liner protection, against physical damage, the non wovens are normally the answer.They are made up of fibers of polyester or polypropylene in random directions and punched together by needles during the manufacturing process.Geotextiles are commonly used to separate layers like clay and drainage and to protect liner from damage.


Filament Geotextile,Non Woven  Spunbond Needle Punched Geotextile


Product Details


Features: 

  • Engineered to provide high strength and high elongation at break to ensure excellent resistance to damage during construction

  • Manufactured from high tenacity UV stabilised virgin polypropylene or polyester fibers which have been heavily drawn to ensure excellent long term durability in all soil types.

  • Manufactured using a randomly orientated web to provide completely isotropic properties,ensuring that high strength is not limited to a single direction.

  • Excellent uniformity with high permeability and low pore size for soil filtration.

  • Supplied to a maximum width of 8.0 meters,ensuring minimum waste over large construction areas.

  • 100% polypropylene or polyester staple fibers ,needle punched and random network formation.

  • UV and rot resistant and biological degradation resistant.



Majority Process: 



Specific Data:


cItem

Area weight

Tensile Strength

Elongation

shrinkage

Roll Size

MD

CMD

MD

CMD



Unit

G/M2

N/125px

%

%

m x m

Specification

120

≥350

≥260

23

28

<2.0< span="">

1.02x1700 

140

≥380

≥300

25

30

<1.0< span="">

1.01x1500

150

≥500

≥330

28

35

<1.0< span="">

1.01x1500

160

≥550

≥350

30

35

<1.0< span="">

1.01x1400

180

≥600

≥450

30

35

<1.0< span="">

1.01x1200

200

≥750

≥450

30

35

<1.0< span="">

1.01x1100

220

≥800

≥500

30

35

<1.0< span="">

1.01x1000

250

≥950

≥600

35

40

<1.0< span="">

1.01x800

FAQ:

1. How to order your geotextile?

 a). Tensile strength in warp & weft direction
 b). gram per meter 
 c). Width and length
 d). Quantity

 

 2. Payment term .

 a) TT

 b) LC AT SIGHT


3. Delivery time

a) 19-25 days after received your deposit .

 

4. What is MOQ ?

a) 2000 m2  as MOQ , we can also produce sample for you .


Q: Can geotextiles be used in green roof applications?
Yes, geotextiles can be used in green roof applications. Geotextiles are often used as a protective barrier or filter layer in green roofs to prevent soil erosion and aid in drainage. They can help retain moisture and provide stability to the growing medium, promoting healthy plant growth on green roofs.
Q: Are geotextiles suitable for use in wetlands?
Yes, geotextiles are suitable for use in wetlands. They are commonly used to stabilize soil and prevent erosion in wetland areas. Geotextiles provide effective filtration, drainage, and separation, while also allowing water and nutrients to flow through. Additionally, they are eco-friendly and do not harm the natural habitat of the wetlands.
Q: 300g / m2 geotextile package is what it means
300g / m2 Geotextile: refers to the weight of 300g per square meter (model) 300g / m2 geotextile package: refers to the outsourcing; with 300g of geotextile to wrap something; for example: With 300g / m2 geotextile wrapped gravel. The
Q: Why do you want to set up geotextiles around the bottom and bottom of the ditch? What role? Which predecessors help me explain.
Why do you want to set up geotextiles around the bottom and bottom of the ditch? What role? Which predecessors help me explain.
Q: Geosynthetics direct shear instrument reference standards which
Geosynthetics Direct shear test The abrasive characteristics of the sand / geotextile interface were measured by direct shear test of the standard sand / geotextile contact surface. Test Specimens: 1. Tile the specimen on a rigid horizontal base located in the lower part of the shear box, with the front end of the specimen, and the test leads: ISO.1, GB / T.1, ASTM / D5321, JTGE50T1129, SL / T235-1999. Clamped in front of the shear zone, the sample and the base between the adhesive with adhesive, after bonding the sample should be flat, without folding and folding, the test sample and the base is not allowed between the relative slip; 2. Install the upper shear box: with the pre-quasi-quality standard sand filled with the upper shear box, the thickness of 50mm, sand thickness should be uniform, after the density of the density of 1750kg / m3; 3. Install the horizontal loader , And apply 50KPa to the sample with a reference weight of 50KPa normal pressure.
Q: Can geotextiles be used in stormwater management applications?
Yes, geotextiles can be used in stormwater management applications. They are commonly used as part of the filtration and drainage systems to control erosion, separate different layers of soil, and enhance the overall performance of stormwater management systems. They help prevent clogging of drainage pipes and retain soil particles while allowing water to pass through, thus improving water quality and reducing the risk of flooding.
Q: What are the factors to consider when selecting geotextiles for coastal protection projects?
When selecting geotextiles for coastal protection projects, several factors need to be considered. These include the strength and durability of the geotextile, its resistance to UV radiation and chemicals, its ability to filter and drain water, its compatibility with the existing soil and vegetation, its installation and maintenance requirements, and its cost-effectiveness. Additionally, the specific environmental conditions and project goals should also be taken into account.
Q: How do geotextiles aid in the reduction of lateral spreading?
Geotextiles aid in the reduction of lateral spreading by providing reinforcement and stability to soil structures. These textiles are designed to have high tensile strength and are placed horizontally within the soil to act as a barrier against the lateral movement of soil particles. This helps to distribute stress and prevent the soil from shifting laterally, thereby reducing the potential for slope failure or landslides.
Q: Are geotextiles suitable for use in coastal erosion control?
Yes, geotextiles are suitable for use in coastal erosion control. They are commonly used to stabilize slopes, prevent soil erosion, and protect shorelines from wave action. Geotextiles can be installed as a barrier to filter sediment and retain soil while allowing water to pass through, effectively controlling erosion in coastal areas.

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