Geonets/Geocomposite Drainage Liners for Erosion Control

Geonets/Geocomposite Drainage Liners for Erosion Control System 1

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Geonets/Geocomposite Drainage Liners for Erosion Control

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 2000 m²

Supply Capability:: 200000 m²/month

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Geonets/Geocomposite Drainage Liners for Erosion Control

Introduction

Geo-Net, also called drainage net, is a cost effective alternative to aggregate drains in containment systems. Geo-Nets take up less space than aggregate drains and can help to maximize volume in landfills and surface impoundments. Geo-Nets are commonly used between two geomembrane liners as part of a leak detection system. When placing Geo-Nets with geotextiles it is often effective to have the geotextile bonded to the Geo-Net in the factory. Geocomposites usually have a geotextile bonded to one, or to both sides of a Geo-Net. This creates a drainage structure that can be used between layers of geomembranes, and in many other unusual situations. The geotextile layers prevent the movement of soil fines into the Geo-Net drainage path that could lead to clogging and drainage failure.

Main features Geonet-Geotextile Drainage Geocomposite

1. Row water-borne strong (equivalent to one meter thick gravel drainage).

2. Tensile strength to be high .

3. Reduce geotextiles net core chance of embedded, maintain a long-term and stable drainage.

4. Long-term under great pressure and load (can bear about 3000Ka compression load)

5. Corrosion resistance, acid and alkali resistant, long service life.

6. Construction is convenient, shorten the construction period, lower cost.

8. Excellent drainage function, can bear long time high press road

9. High tensile and shear strength

10.Can bear more than 2000KPa compression load

11.anticompression capacity is much larger than common geonet for drainage.

Performance

1. Excellent drainage and sustain high compression loading

2. Highest tensile strength and shearing strength

3. Cut down ratio of geotextile into geonet and keep stable permeability in a long time

4. It can bear compression loading over 2000Kpa

5.Its compressive strength far exceeds general drainage geonet

Application

Using for drainage such as refuse landfill, roadbed & road surface, railway, tunnel, underground structure, retaining wall, garden, sports ground and so on.

Technical Data

Drainage network core	units	Specification
Unit weight	g/m2	750	1000	1300	1600
Thickness	Mm	5.0	6.0	7.0	7.6
Hydraulic conductivity	m/s	kx10-4	Kx10-4	Kx10-4	Kx10-4
Elongation	%	50	50	50	50
Tensile strength (core netwaork)	kN/m	8	10	12	14
Geotextile	g/m2	Heavier grades of geotextiles can be bonded to geonet on request

FAQ

1.How about the delivery time?

Lead time since receipt of 30% T/T deposit payment: 2-3 weeks. (Samples will be prepared within 3 days.)

2. What kind of payments does jenor support?

T/T, L/C, Cash are accepted.

3. What's are the MOQ?

We can according to your condition to set the MOQ. and we can provide you samples for quality inspection before the mass production.

4. Do you charge for the samples?

Accordeing to our company policy, the samples are free, we only charge the freight fee.

5. Can you produce according to customers' design?

Sure, we are professional manufacturer, OEM and ODM are both welcome.

Geocomposite Drainage

Q: How is it related to civil engineering?: The so-called civil engineering materials, of course, is the use of civil engineering materials, including concrete, lime, steel, asphalt, paint, brick, wood and so on, new materials with the development of science and technology are constantly changing, of course Also out of some outdated materials.

Q: How are earthwork products used in construction?: Earthwork products are commonly used in construction for various purposes. They are primarily used for grading and leveling the construction site, creating a stable foundation for buildings and structures. These products, such as soil, sand, gravel, and rocks, can also be used for backfilling, filling trenches, and compacting surfaces to ensure proper drainage and stability. Additionally, earthwork products are utilized in the construction of roads, embankments, dams, and other infrastructure projects to provide structural support and prevent erosion.

Q: How do earthwork products help with water quality improvement?: Earthwork products help with water quality improvement in several ways. Firstly, they can be used to create retention ponds or wetlands, which act as natural filters for pollutants and sediments. These structures capture and retain stormwater runoff, allowing time for sedimentation and the removal of harmful substances before the water is discharged into rivers, lakes, or underground aquifers. Additionally, earthwork products like permeable pavers or gravel trenches can be employed to construct infiltration systems that promote groundwater recharge. By allowing stormwater to infiltrate into the soil, these systems help reduce surface runoff and the transport of pollutants into water bodies. Overall, earthwork products play a crucial role in managing stormwater and protecting water quality by mitigating the impacts of urbanization and promoting sustainable water management practices.

Q: What are the basic properties of civil engineering materials?: Civil engineering materials are the material basis of civil engineering, the nature and quality of materials to a large extent determine the performance and quality of the project.

Q: How do geosynthetic meshes help in soil reinforcement for roadways?: Geosynthetic meshes play a crucial role in soil reinforcement for roadways by providing added strength, stability, and durability. These materials are specifically designed to distribute loads and prevent soil movement, reducing potential settlement and deformation of the roadway. Geosynthetic meshes also enhance the overall tensile strength of the soil, allowing it to withstand heavy traffic loads and environmental factors such as erosion and soil erosion. Additionally, by acting as a barrier, they can separate different soil layers, preventing the mixing of materials and maintaining the integrity of the road structure.

Q: What are the different installation methods for earthwork products?: There are several different installation methods for earthwork products, including excavation and backfill, compaction, grading, and erosion control. Excavation and backfill involves digging out the desired area to the required depth and then filling it back in with soil or other materials. Compaction is the process of using heavy machinery to compress and stabilize the soil, ensuring a solid foundation. Grading involves leveling the surface of the land, while erosion control methods such as the use of geotextiles or retaining walls help prevent erosion and provide additional stability to the earthwork products.

Q: Can geosynthetics be used for reinforcement in landslide mitigation?: Yes, geosynthetics can be used for reinforcement in landslide mitigation. Geosynthetics such as geotextiles, geogrids, and geomembranes can enhance the stability of slopes by providing reinforcement, erosion control, and water drainage. These materials can be used to strengthen the soil, reduce the risk of landslides, and prevent or reduce the movement of soil and rock masses.

Q: What is the actual state of the bar in civil engineering?: (2) to understand and master the elastic force and deformation characteristics; (3) to understand the rod of the force and deformation of several (1) to understand and master the deformation of the body, isotropic and anisotropic elastomer and other concepts; The main form. 2. Axial tensile and compressive internal force, cross-section method, axial force and axial force diagram; stress, pull (pressure) rod stress; pull (pressure) rod deformation, Hooke's law; safety factor, (1) In-depth understanding of the cross-section method, grasp the internal force of the axial tension and compression bar, the axial force diagram, the cross section and the tensile strength of the material. (3) to understand and master the calculation of the strength of axial tension and compression; (4) to understand the mechanical properties of the material when the axial tension and compression; (5) to understand the axial tension and compression of the stress; ) To understand and master the pull (pressure) within the strain energy calculation. 3. Torsion of thin-walled cylinder torsion; transmission shaft external force moment, torque and torque diagram; such as straight rods when the stress, strength conditions; Rod deformation when the deformation, stiffness conditions; such as straight rod when the strain energy.

Q: How do earthwork products withstand extreme weather conditions?: Earthwork products, such as retaining walls and erosion control systems, are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions through their durable construction and strategic placement. These products are often made from high-quality materials that are resistant to elements like rain, wind, and temperature fluctuations. Additionally, their design and installation take into account factors such as drainage, slope stability, and anchoring, ensuring their ability to withstand harsh weather conditions without compromising their functionality or structural integrity.

Q: What are the advantages of using geotubes for beach erosion control?: Geotubes offer several advantages for beach erosion control. Firstly, they are a cost-effective solution compared to traditional methods such as seawalls or beach nourishment. They are also relatively simple to install and require minimal maintenance. Geotubes have a flexible design, allowing them to adapt and blend with the natural beach environment. Additionally, they provide immediate protection against erosion and can be filled with locally available sand, reducing the need for transportation. Lastly, geotubes are a sustainable option as they promote natural sedimentation and can be easily removed or relocated if necessary.

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