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High Tensile Strength Black Uniaxial Geogrids for Roads

High Tensile Strength Black Uniaxial Geogrids for Roads

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Loading Port:
Tianjin
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
20000 m²
Supply Capability:
50000000 m²/month

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Fiberglass Geogrid Introduction:

 

Fiberglass geogrid is a kind of planar mesh material using alkali-free fiberglass yarn as base body and then coated with high quality modified asphalt. It is warp knitted with oriental structure which gives full play of yarn strength and improves its mechanical property to make the product high tensile, tearing and creep-resistant. Moreover, the composite property of coating with asphalt makes full protection of the fiberglass matrix and greatly improves its wear and shear resistance. All the advantageous functions make the product have a good performance in pavement strengthening, track cracking and solving difficulties of strengthening the bituminous pavement.

 


Fiberglass Geogrid Features: 

 

1. Light weight, high tensile strength, high modulus, low elongation and good toughness. 

2. Corrosion resistance, no long-term creep, long life span.

3. Good physical and chemical stability and good thermal stability.

4. Resistant to fatigue cracking, high-temperature track and low temperature shrinkage cracking.

5. Delaying and decreasing crack reflection.

 

Specifications

PET20-20

PET30-30

PET40-40

PET50-50

PET80-80

PET100-100

PET120-120

Elongation(%)

10%~15%

Vert Tensile strength(KN/m)

20

30

40

50

80

100

120

Horiz Tensile strength(KN/m)

20

30

40

50

80

100

120

Grid(mm)

12.5×12.5     20×20     24.5×24.5

Width(m)

1—6



Fiberglass Geogrid Application:

 

1. Road surface asphalt overlay construction engineering; Asphalt layers 

   reinforcement.

2. Converting old cement concrete road into composite road; Restraining 

   reflection cracking caused by block shrinkage.

3. Road extension; Preventing and controlling the cracking caused by new 

   and old combination and uneven settlement.

4. Treatment of the conjunction between tunnel and bridge or foundation.



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FAQ:

 

1. How to order your geogrid ?

a) Tensile strength in warp & weft direction
b) Grid size 
c) Roll Width and length
d) Quantity

 

2. What is the Payment term?

a) TT

b) LC AT SIGHT

c) cash

d) 30% contact value as deposit ,the blance 70% be paid after received the copy of bl .

 

3. Delivery time

a) 19-25 days after received your depsit .

 

4. What is MQQ ?

a) 2500 m2  as MQQ , we can also produce sample for you .


Welcome to send your inquiry to us, and if you have any question, we can also help you.


Q: What are the differences between geogrids and geopipes?
Geogrids and geopipes are both geosynthetic materials used in civil engineering and construction projects, but they serve different purposes. Geogrids are typically made of high-strength polymers or metals and are used to reinforce soil, providing stability and enhancing load-bearing capacity. They are commonly used in applications such as retaining walls, slope stabilization, and road and pavement construction. Geogrids have an open structure with interlocking apertures, allowing soil particles to interlock with the material, creating a strong composite. On the other hand, geopipes are typically made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and are used for subsurface drainage and water management systems. They have a perforated or slotted design that allows for the efficient collection and transportation of excess water from the soil. Geopipes are commonly used in applications such as underdrains, French drains, and stormwater management systems. In summary, geogrids are used for soil reinforcement and stability, while geopipes are used for subsurface drainage and water management.
Q: Can geogrids be used in reinforcement of foundation soils?
Yes, geogrids can be used in the reinforcement of foundation soils. Geogrids are commonly employed in civil engineering projects to enhance the stability and load-bearing capacity of soil. They are particularly useful in reinforcing weak or loose soils, preventing soil erosion, and minimizing settling or uneven settlement of structures. By providing tensile strength and distributing loads more evenly, geogrids help improve the performance and longevity of foundations.
Q: Who can say the geogrid, fiberglass mesh and geotextile what is the difference, from the material function, the use of all aspects of speaking, if the answer is good, I add the score
Geotextile has excellent filtration, drainage, isolation, reinforcement, seepage prevention, protection, light weight, high tensile strength, good permeability, high temperature resistance, anti freezing, anti-aging, corrosion resistance. Common non-woven fabric, consider the use of water inside the polyethylene polypropylene fiber waterproof is also used
Q: How do geogrids improve the performance of mechanically stabilized slopes under dynamic loading?
Geogrids improve the performance of mechanically stabilized slopes under dynamic loading by providing reinforcement and enhancing the soil's strength and stability. They distribute the applied forces more evenly, reducing stress concentrations and preventing slope failure. Additionally, geogrids increase the friction between soil particles, reducing lateral movement and maintaining slope integrity even during dynamic loading events such as earthquakes or heavy traffic.
Q: Can geogrids be used in soft soil conditions?
Yes, geogrids can be used in soft soil conditions. Geogrids are often used in such conditions to improve the stability and load-bearing capacity of the soil. They are designed to provide reinforcement and prevent soil movement, making them an effective solution for soft soil conditions.
Q: What are the standards for geogrid testing and certification?
The standards for geogrid testing and certification are outlined by various organizations such as ASTM International (American Society for Testing and Materials) and ISO (International Organization for Standardization). These standards cover a range of parameters including tensile strength, elongation, aperture size, junction strength, and durability. Testing methods and acceptance criteria are defined to ensure that geogrids meet the necessary performance requirements for their intended applications. Certification is typically granted by accredited third-party laboratories or certification bodies after successful compliance with these standards.
Q: Want to know what is the advantage of unidirectional polyester geogrid and two-way existence? What are the differences between the two?For example, function, cost, construction
First talk to the function of it, compared with the similar functions, There are both advantages and disadvantages., but the cost of bidirectional geogrid is more expensive! Construction is the same! The difference lies in the cost! Thank you
Q: Can geogrids be used in mining and geotechnical applications?
Yes, geogrids can be used in mining and geotechnical applications. Geogrids are commonly used in these industries to reinforce soil and provide stability to the ground. They are effective in preventing soil erosion, improving slope stability, and enhancing the overall performance of mining and geotechnical structures.
Q: Can geogrids be used in reinforcement of gabion walls?
Yes, geogrids can be used in the reinforcement of gabion walls. Geogrids are commonly used to enhance the stability and strength of various types of retaining walls, including gabion walls. By placing geogrids within the gabion structure, the walls can withstand higher loads and provide better resistance against soil erosion and lateral forces.
Q: How do geogrids help in reducing the risk of slope instability?
Geogrids help in reducing the risk of slope instability by providing reinforcement to the soil or rock mass. They are typically made of high-strength polymer materials and are placed within the slope to increase its overall stability. Geogrids improve the shear strength of the soil, distribute the load more evenly, and prevent soil erosion. This reinforcement helps to counteract the forces acting on the slope, reducing the likelihood of slope failure or collapse.

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