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Good Toughness Polyethylene & Polypropylene Geogrid High Modulus Made in China

Good Toughness Polyethylene & Polypropylene Geogrid High Modulus Made in China

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TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
1000 m²
Supply Capability:
10000000 m²/month

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Good Toughness Polyethylene Geogrid High Modulus Made in China

Product Introduction

Geogrids form a distinct category of geosynthetics designed for reinforcement.

Fiberglass Geogrid with CE Certificate

We can produce fiberglass geogrid with tensile strength 30x30kn--300x300kn/m. mesh size can be 25.4x25.4mm or 12.7x12.7m ,50x50mm.

Type:  

Geogrids

Material:   

Fiberglass

Coating:   

asphalt

feature:    

High flexibility and large range

The outlook of the biaxial geogrid is net work structure like a square. It uses polyester as its raw material and is made of high molecular polymer through extrusion, formed and punched before longitudinally and laterally stretched. This kind of material has a high tensile longitudinally and horizontally, which can be used to reinforce the basement.


Our Service

Quality assurance
1.On a regular basis or as per your request,we entrust national testing agencies to conduct quality inspections
2. Strictly in accordance with the ISO9001-2008 international quality system standard,we monitor and manage the whole process throughout production,quality testing,and measurement to ensure product quality
3. For quality-related construction delay or substandard construction(except for damage or losses due to customer’s responsibility or irresistible natural disasters),we have refunding,replacement,and repair services.We will respond to customers’ feedbacks on quality issues within 24 hours.

Packaging & Shipping

Packing: PLASTIC FILM INSIDE, AND WOVEN BAG OUTSIDE
Shipping: About 15 days after receipt the deposit

 

FAQ:

Q: What kind of payments does jenor support?
A: T/T, L/C, Cash are accepted.
Q: Do you charge for the samples? 
A: Accordeing to our company policy, the samples are free, we only charge the freight fee. And we will return the freight fee during the next order. 
Q: Can you produce according to customers' design? 
A: Sure, we are professional manufacturer, OEM and ODM are both welcome.
Q: Do you have other products?
A: Yes, please check the pictures:

 

 


Q: What are the factors that affect the long-term creep behavior of geogrids?
The factors that affect the long-term creep behavior of geogrids include the type and quality of the geogrid material, the magnitude and duration of the applied load, the temperature and moisture conditions, the stiffness of the surrounding soil, and the installation and construction techniques.
Q: Are geogrids resistant to biological degradation?
Yes, geogrids are generally resistant to biological degradation. They are typically made from synthetic materials such as polypropylene or polyester, which are not easily biodegradable. This makes geogrids a durable and long-lasting solution for reinforcement and stabilization applications where exposure to biological factors is a concern.
Q: Are geogrids resistant to creep deformation?
Yes, geogrids are generally resistant to creep deformation.
Q: What are the design considerations for geogrids in reinforced soil slopes prone to seismic activity?
The design considerations for geogrids in reinforced soil slopes prone to seismic activity include selecting the appropriate type and strength of geogrids, considering the geometry and layout of the reinforcement, accounting for the dynamic forces and accelerations during seismic events, ensuring proper connection and anchorage of the geogrids to the soil, and conducting thorough stability analyses to assess the safety and performance of the reinforced slope under seismic loading.
Q: What is the effect of installation damage on geogrid performance?
Installation damage can have a significant impact on geogrid performance. When geogrids are improperly installed or handled, they can sustain damage such as tears, punctures, or stretching. These damages can weaken the geogrid's structural integrity and compromise its ability to provide reinforcement and stabilization in soil or aggregate applications. As a result, the geogrid may not be able to withstand the intended loads and stresses, leading to reduced performance and potential failure of the geosynthetic system. Therefore, proper installation techniques and careful handling are crucial to ensure optimal geogrid performance and longevity.
Q: How do geogrids improve the stability of mechanically stabilized earth walls?
Geogrids improve the stability of mechanically stabilized earth walls by providing reinforcement and increasing the tensile strength of the soil. They act as a stabilizing element, distributing the forces and preventing the soil from shifting or sliding. Geogrids also improve the overall bearing capacity of the wall, allowing for the construction of taller and more stable structures.
Q: How do geogrids enhance the stability of steep railway cuttings?
Geogrids enhance the stability of steep railway cuttings by providing reinforcement and increased tensile strength to the soil. These materials are placed within the soil to create a network of interconnected elements, which distribute and transfer loads more efficiently. This helps to resist the lateral forces exerted by the soil, preventing slope failure and maintaining the integrity of the railway cutting.
Q: What are the differences between geogrids and geonets?
Geogrids and geonets are both geosynthetic materials used in civil engineering and construction, but they differ in structure and function. Geogrids are typically made of high-strength polymer materials, such as woven or knitted polyester or polypropylene, and have a grid-like structure. They are used to reinforce soil and provide tensile strength to the ground. Geogrids distribute loads over a wider area, reducing soil settlement and improving stability. They are commonly employed in applications like retaining walls, roads, embankments, and slopes. On the other hand, geonets are formed by extruding polymeric materials into a net-like configuration. They have a three-dimensional structure characterized by interconnected voids or channels. Geonets are used for drainage purposes, providing a pathway for liquids to flow through the material while preventing clogging. They are commonly used in applications such as landfill liners, subsurface drainage systems, and erosion control. In summary, the main difference between geogrids and geonets lies in their structure and function. Geogrids provide reinforcement and tensile strength to the soil, while geonets facilitate drainage and prevent clogging.
Q: What kind of geogrid can meet the requirements
Polypropylene single pull plastic grille TGDG80 meet the requirements
Q: What are the long-term performance characteristics of geogrids?
The long-term performance characteristics of geogrids include high tensile strength, durability, and resistance to creep or deformation over time. Geogrids also exhibit excellent resistance to chemical and biological degradation, making them suitable for long-term applications in various civil engineering and construction projects. Additionally, geogrids provide long-lasting reinforcement and stabilization to soils, helping to maintain their structural integrity and prevent soil erosion.

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