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1.Structure of Short fiber Needle Punched Non woven Geotextile Description : Features of Short fiber Needle Punched Non woven Geotextile : ※ Geotextile has good water guide performance, which can form drainage channels inside the soil body, and remove excessive liquid and gas to the outside. Specification of Short fiber Needle Punched Non woven Geotextile : Width : From 1~ 8m Length: 50-100m as customer requests. Weight : 100gsm~ 1500gsm Color : black ,white , grey ,other colors are available |
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Applications of NON-Woven Geotextile :
Non woven Geotextiles can be widely used in railways, highways, sports halls, ,garbage dump ,dams, hydraulic construction, tunnels, coastal beaches, land reclamation, environmental protection and other projects.
Packing of NON-Woven Geotextiles : Each roll is Packed with paper tube inside and wrapped into a plastic bag , then into containers .
FAQ of geosynthetics :
What is geosynthetics ?
Geosynthetics form a perfect erosion control fabric used extremely widely in civil engineering to stabilize and reinforce slopes and soil under or next to roads, railways, dams, water reservoirs etc.. They can be easily applied which minimizes the time of construction, as well as they limit the resources and materials necessary.
What kinds of geosynthetics we have ?
Non-woven geotextile, geogrids, geocells, GCL, Geomembranes, Geonets, Geocomposites etc .
What is the geosynthetics used for ?
Hydraulic
Lagooning and Water Treatment, Ornamental Ponds, Golf Courses
Aquaculture and Desalination,Water Lagoons,Tanks, Reservoirs, Liquid Waste,Floating Cover Solutions, Drainage and Filtration
Environment
Tailing ponds, Leach mining,Landfills,Landfill Capping,Protection against corrosion,Vertical Barriers
Civil Works
Erosion Control,Secondary Containment,Tunnels,Linear and Surface Works,Consolidation of Margins,Soil Reinforcement,Soil Separation.
Building - Parkings,Roofing,Soundproofing
- Q: What is the effect of soil type on geogrid performance?
- The effect of soil type on geogrid performance is significant. Different soil types have varying properties such as particle size, compaction, and stability, which directly influence the interaction between the soil and geogrid. Cohesive soils like clay may provide better interlocking with the geogrid, resulting in improved load-bearing capacity. On the other hand, granular soils like sand or gravel may offer less resistance to the geogrid. Therefore, understanding the soil type is crucial in determining the appropriate design and installation of geogrids to ensure optimal performance and long-term stability.
- Q: Are geogrids suitable for use in vegetated slopes?
- Yes, geogrids are suitable for use in vegetated slopes. They provide stability and reinforcement to the soil, preventing erosion and slippage. Additionally, geogrids support vegetation growth by allowing roots to penetrate through the grid, promoting a stronger and more resilient slope.
- Q: Are geogrids suitable for reinforcing steep slopes?
- Yes, geogrids are suitable for reinforcing steep slopes. Geogrids are high-strength, flexible, and durable materials that can provide stability and prevent soil erosion on steep slopes. They enhance the soil's shear strength, distribute loads, and improve slope stability, making them an effective solution for reinforcing steep slopes.
- Q: Light material, wear resistance, chemical stability, light oxygen aging, acid and alkali resistance, suitable for different soil and desert soil conditions.
- Three dimensional mesh pad
- Q: Can geogrids be used in ground stabilization for oil and gas facilities?
- Yes, geogrids can be used in ground stabilization for oil and gas facilities. Geogrids are commonly used in civil engineering applications to reinforce and stabilize soil, and they can be effective in enhancing the stability and load-bearing capacity of the ground beneath oil and gas facilities.
- Q: What are the design considerations for geogrids in reinforced soil slopes prone to seismic activity?
- When designing geogrids for reinforced soil slopes prone to seismic activity, several crucial considerations should be taken into account. First and foremost, the geogrid selected must have sufficient strength and stiffness to withstand the potential ground movements caused by seismic events. The geogrid should be able to distribute the forces generated during an earthquake throughout the reinforced soil mass effectively. Additionally, the spacing and orientation of the geogrid layers are essential. The spacing between the layers should be carefully determined to ensure optimal interaction between the geogrid and the soil, providing stability and preventing excessive deformation. The orientation of the geogrid layers should be aligned with the expected principal stress directions during seismic events to maximize its efficiency. Furthermore, the connection between the geogrid and the facing system is critical. The geogrid should be securely anchored to the facing system to prevent detachment or failure during seismic shaking. The connection details should be designed to accommodate potential displacements and strains induced by seismic activity. Lastly, considering the potential liquefaction of soils during earthquakes, the geogrid should be resistant to degradation caused by soil liquefaction. Special attention should be given to the geogrid material's durability and resistance to chemical and biological degradation to ensure long-term performance. Overall, the design considerations for geogrids in reinforced soil slopes prone to seismic activity revolve around strength, stiffness, spacing, orientation, connection, and resistance to liquefaction, all aimed at providing stability and durability in the face of seismic forces.
- Q: How do geogrids affect soil compaction?
- Geogrids help to improve soil compaction by providing reinforcement and stability to the soil. They distribute the load more evenly, reducing the risk of settlement and improving overall soil strength. Additionally, geogrids enhance the interlocking behavior of soil particles, increasing the soil's resistance to shear forces and minimizing lateral movement.
- Q: What is the difference between Geogrid and geogrid
- The geotextile is used to prevent seepage and the geogrid is used to reinforceThe geotextile is mainly used for seepage control, isolation, geogrid are generally used in reinforcement reinforcement, the two are essentially different, in the use of the process is sometimes used in the same project, for example, high-speed railway project is made of polypropylene production grid and polyvinyl chloride polymer and thermoplastic or die of two-dimensional grid or a certain height of 3D grid screen,
- Q: How many grams per square meter of 15KN Geotextiles
- The geotextile 15KN you asked for should be the tensile strength of Geotextiles
- Q: Are geogrids easy to install?
- Yes, geogrids are relatively easy to install. They can be installed using simple tools and equipment, and the process generally involves unrolling the geogrid, securing it in place, and covering it with soil or aggregate material. However, the ease of installation can vary depending on the specific project and site conditions.
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Geogrids Manufactured High Strength Geotextile Bag Sand Bag Pet Quality
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 88 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 1900000 m²/month
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