Landfill and Disposal Facilities Hot sale Geosynthetic Clay Liners
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 5000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m²/month
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Landfill and disposal facilities Hot sale Geosynthetic Clay Liners
Introduction of GCL
Landfill and disposal facilities Hot sale Geosynthetic Clay Liners(GCL) are high performance needle
punched environmental reinforced composites.
Combine two durable geotextile outer layers with a uniform core of natural sodium bentonite
clay to form a hydraulic barrier. Fibers from the non-woven geotextile are needle punched
through the layer of bentonite and incorporated into the other geotextile (either a woven or non-woven).
when hydrated under a confining load, the bentonite swells to form a low permeability clay layer with the
equivalent hydraulic protection of several feet of compacted clay.
Features
Comacted with clay liner, it has the advantages of small size, light weight, good flexibility and seal, easy for construction and suitable for uneven settelement Application of GCL
Applications
· Landfills Mud Pits
· Lagoons Canals
· Bund Lining Tank Lining
· Fish Farm Lining Roof Lining
· Waste Water Pits Ponds and Reservoirs
· Dams Floating Covers
· Vertical Cutoff Walls Hydraulic Structure
· Basement Lining Drip Irrigation Pond
Technical Data of GCL
Items | Testing Method | Required values |
Bentonite Swell Coefficient | ASTMD5890 | ≥ 24mL/2g |
Fluid Loss | ASTMD5891 | ≤ 18mL |
Bentonite Weight per unit | ASTMD5993 | ≥4.8kg/m2 |
Tensile Strength | ASTMD4632 | ≥400N |
Peeling Strength | ASTMD4632 | ≥65N |
Indicating Flowmeter | ASTMD5887 | ≤1 × 10-8m3/m2/sec |
Permeability Coefficient | ASTMD5887 | ≤5 × 10-225px/sec |
Tensile Strength after soaking | ASTMD5321 | ≥24kPa typical |
FAQ:
How many quantity for one 20'' container?
About 5,000m2, 16rolls
What's your delivery time?
About 15-20days against deposit received
. What's your package?
Per roll with two pieces woven bag
- Q: Can earthwork products be used in mining and excavation projects?
- Yes, earthwork products such as geotextiles, geogrids, and geomembranes can be used in mining and excavation projects. These products are designed to provide stability, erosion control, and containment solutions, which are essential in the mining and excavation industry. They can be used for reinforcement, separation, filtration, drainage, and containment purposes, helping to enhance the overall efficiency and safety of such projects.
- Q: How do geopipes help in underground infiltration systems?
- Geopipes help in underground infiltration systems by providing a conduit for the efficient and controlled movement of water through the system. These pipes are designed with perforations that allow water to enter and be distributed evenly throughout the surrounding soil or gravel layer. This helps to prevent surface runoff, reduce erosion, and promote groundwater recharge. Additionally, geopipes also help to prevent clogging and maintain the overall integrity of the infiltration system.
- Q: Are earthwork products suitable for use in riverbank stabilization projects?
- Yes, earthwork products are suitable for use in riverbank stabilization projects. These products, such as geotextiles and geogrids, provide reinforcement and erosion control to prevent the riverbank from collapsing and help maintain its stability. Additionally, earthwork products are designed to withstand water flow and provide long-lasting support, making them a viable solution for riverbank stabilization projects.
- Q: How are geocells installed for slope stabilization?
- Geocells are installed for slope stabilization by first preparing the slope surface, removing any loose or unstable material. Then, the geocells are laid out on the slope and connected together to form a grid-like structure. The cells are filled with soil or aggregate material, compacted, and anchored to the slope using pins or stakes. This installation process helps to reinforce the slope, prevent erosion, and promote vegetation growth for long-term stability.
- Q: Are earthwork products resistant to UV radiation?
- Yes, earthwork products are generally resistant to UV radiation.
- Q: Can earthwork products be used for retaining wall construction?
- Yes, earthwork products like soil, clay, and gravel can be used for retaining wall construction. These materials can be utilized to create a stable base and backfill behind the wall, providing structural support and preventing erosion. However, it is essential to ensure that the chosen earthwork products are suitable for the specific requirements of the retaining wall design, such as drainage capabilities and compaction properties.
- Q: Material in the role of civil engineering in which should be the main understanding
- 1, the material workers need to understand the construction process planning materials, and in accordance with the plan to organize materials approach. 2, in the approach materials, material staff should be responsible for the quality, good tracking service. Master the use of materials. 3, for the entry of materials into the field, the need for materials according to the nature of materials to tak
- Q: How can geogrids be used in road construction projects?
- Geogrids can be used in road construction projects by providing reinforcement and stabilization to the soil and aggregate layers, reducing the potential for settlement and rutting. They are typically placed between different layers of the road, such as subgrade and base courses, to improve the overall strength and durability of the pavement. Additionally, geogrids can help distribute the loads more evenly, enhance the load-bearing capacity, and extend the lifespan of the road.
- Q: How do earthwork products contribute to noise reduction?
- Earthwork products such as berms, mounds, and retaining walls can contribute to noise reduction by acting as physical barriers that absorb and block sound waves. These structures have the ability to deflect and redirect noise, reducing its intensity and preventing it from traveling further. Additionally, the use of earthwork materials like soil and vegetation can help in absorbing sound, further enhancing the noise reduction effect.
- Q: What are the different types of earthwork products?
- The different types of earthwork products include soil, gravel, sand, clay, and rocks.
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Landfill and Disposal Facilities Hot sale Geosynthetic Clay Liners
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 5000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m²/month
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OKorder Financial Service
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