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Geotextile Tds Geosynthetic Clay Layer for River Bank and Landfill Projects

Geotextile Tds Geosynthetic Clay Layer for River Bank and Landfill Projects

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Geosynthetic Clay Layer for River bank and landfill projects

Made from two layers geotextile with natural sodium in the centre
Geosynthetic Clay Layer for River Bank and Landfill Projects

Specification  of Geosynthetic Clay Layer for River bank and landfill projects:
I. GCL-NP; GCL-OF; GCL-AH
2. Unit weight: >4000G/M2
3.4m - 6m in roll width

Property of Geosynthetic Clay Layer for River bank and landfill projects:
I. Swell when meet water
2. Long time waterproofing and friendly to environment
3. Separation, reinforcement, protection, filtration and easy for construction

Application of Geosynthetic Clay Layer for River bank and landfill projects
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I. Municipal project, subway, underground and roof waterproofing
2. Landfill, waste water treatment, industrial waste
3. Waterproofing and reinforcement in water conservancy, riveC lake and dam
4. Artificial lake, golf course and fish pond
5. Petrifaction and mineral waterproofing

Production Standards of Geosynthetic Clay Layer for River bank and landfill projects:
JC/T193-2006

Q:What is the application of geotextile?
Applications of geotextiles (1) Reinforcement in backfill for retaining walls, or panels for anchoring retaining walls. Building a parcel or retaining bridge. (2) to reinforce the flexible road surface, repair the cracks on the road, to prevent the road reflection cracks. (3) to increase the stability of gravel slope and reinforced soil to prevent soil erosion and low temperature soil damage. (4) the separation between the road ballast and the roadbed, or the isolation between the roadbed and the soft foundation. (5) artificial fill, rock or material field and the isolation layer of the foundation, the separation between different frozen soil layer. Anti-filtration and reinforcement. (6) ash filter or tailings dam early upstream of the dam surface filter, retaining wall backfill drainage system filter layer. (7) drainage around the tube or gravel drainage ditch around the filter layer. (8) Water conservancy works in the wells, relief wells or diagonal pipe filter layer. (9) Isolation of geotextiles between roads, airports, railways and artificial rockfill and foundations. (10) internal or horizontal drainage of the dam, buried in the soil to dissipate the gap water pressure. (11) Drainage of the bottom of the impervious geomembrane or the lower part of the concrete face in the earth dam or embankment. (12) to exclude the surrounding water seepage of the tunnel, to reduce the external pressure of the lining and the surrounding water infiltration. (13) Drainage of Foundation of Artificial Filling Ground. (14) roads (including temporary roads) railways, embankments, earth dams, airports, sports and other projects to strengthen the weak foundation.
Q:What are the materials used for spinning geotextiles?
Geotextile is divided into several, filament spunbond acupuncture non-woven geotextile, this is the name suggests is to use silk to do; staple acupuncture non-woven geotextile, this is the use of fiber to do;
Q:How do geotextiles help with soil confinement in erosion control bags?
Geotextiles play a crucial role in soil confinement within erosion control bags by acting as a barrier that prevents the soil from escaping while allowing water to pass through. They provide structural stability to the bag, preventing it from collapsing or shifting, thereby maintaining the shape and effectiveness of the erosion control structure. Additionally, geotextiles help in distributing the load evenly across the bag, minimizing stress on the soil and enhancing its ability to resist erosion.
Q:What are the advantages of using geotextiles in waste containment systems?
Geotextiles offer several advantages in waste containment systems. Firstly, they act as a barrier, preventing the migration of contaminants from the waste site into the surrounding environment. Secondly, they provide stability and reinforcement to the waste containment structure, enhancing its strength and durability. Additionally, geotextiles facilitate proper drainage and filtration, allowing for the efficient removal of excess water and leachate. They also minimize soil erosion, which is crucial for long-term stability. Overall, geotextiles improve the performance and longevity of waste containment systems while minimizing environmental risks.
Q:What are the advantages of using geotextiles in green roof systems?
There are several advantages of using geotextiles in green roof systems. Firstly, geotextiles act as a barrier between the growing medium and the drainage layer, preventing soil erosion and ensuring proper water drainage. This helps to maintain the integrity and stability of the rooftop garden. Secondly, geotextiles can enhance water retention and reduce irrigation needs by improving moisture distribution throughout the green roof system. This promotes healthier plant growth and reduces the overall maintenance requirements. Additionally, geotextiles provide an added layer of protection against root penetration, preventing potential damage to the roof membrane. Overall, the use of geotextiles in green roof systems helps to optimize the performance, longevity, and sustainability of these systems.
Q:How do geotextiles contribute to sustainable drainage systems?
Geotextiles contribute to sustainable drainage systems by providing effective filtration and separation of soil layers, preventing clogging and improving water infiltration. They also help in reducing erosion and promoting vegetation growth, thus enhancing the overall sustainability and longevity of drainage systems.
Q:Construction Technology of Seepage Control of Geotextile for Landscape Water System
Laying HDPE geomembrane should try to weld at least, in ensuring the quality of the premise, as far as possible to save raw materials. But also easy to ensure quality. The lap width of the joint between the membrane and the membrane is generally not less than 10 cm, usually in the direction of the weld arrangement parallel to the maximum slope, that is, along the slope direction. Geomembrane thickness of not less than 0.25mm, too thin may produce pores, and easy to damage in the construction and reduce the anti-seepage effect. Geomembrane construction, in particular, should pay attention to laying should not be too tight, not wrinkled, stitching to be strong. Should be strictly in accordance with technical specifications construction, the good preparation, laying, splicing, inspection and backfill, such as five quality off. I specialize in production and construction
Q:How do geotextiles aid in the reduction of settlement-induced cracking?
Geotextiles aid in the reduction of settlement-induced cracking by providing a stable and reinforced base for construction projects. They distribute the load and enhance the soil's bearing capacity, preventing excessive settlement and subsequent cracking in the structure.
Q:Are geotextiles resistant to earthquakes?
No, geotextiles are not inherently resistant to earthquakes. While geotextiles can provide benefits in terms of soil stabilization and erosion control, they do not have the ability to withstand seismic activity on their own. Additional engineering measures and materials are required to ensure structures are earthquake resistant.
Q:Are geotextiles suitable for use in groundwater remediation systems?
Yes, geotextiles are suitable for use in groundwater remediation systems. Geotextiles can act as a barrier to prevent the migration of contaminants and provide filtration for groundwater. They can also enhance the effectiveness of other remediation methods by improving the distribution and retention of remedial agents. Additionally, geotextiles are durable, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly, making them a suitable choice for groundwater remediation systems.

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