Geogrids Nptel Permeable Hard Geotube Drain Pipe for Drainage Ditch

Geogrids Nptel Permeable Hard Geotube Drain Pipe for Drainage Ditch System 1

Geogrids Nptel Permeable Hard Geotube Drain Pipe for Drainage Ditch

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m

Supply Capability:: 150000 m/month

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Specifications

1. Water Drainage Ditch
2.Material:Polyethylene
3.Application:anti-aging,anti-corrosion,environmental protection

The introduction and application of plastic ditch drainage:

1.Plastic blind drain is also named blind ditch or under drain. It is three-dimensional
multi-hole material by melting joint of fiber extruded from melted thermoplastic
composite resin. There are a variety of products of round or square sections. We can manufacture products with different characteristics of high temperature resistance, anti-flaming, high PH resistance, high elasticity, and high hardness
made of different formula tailored for customers.

2.Engineering application of plastic blind drain:

1) Drainage of road and railway ground and shoulder.

2) Drainage of back of retaining wall (vertical and horizontal drainage).

3) Drainage of tunnel and underground channel.

4) Drainage of slopes such as hillside and bank slope.

5) Horizontal drainage of weak ground treatment.

6) Drainage in sports ground, golf course, airport, park and other greening places.
7) Drainage in coal depot, landfill waste site and fertilizer depot.

8) Drainage bedding of decompression.

9) Drainage system of underground irrigation of agriculture and gardening.

10) Drainage of roof garden.

11) Filtering material of sewage treatment.

The spec and property indexes of plastic ditch drainage:

Items		Square				Round
Type		YA7030	YA1435	YA1550	YA1235	YB60	YB80	YB100	YB150	YB200
Exterior feet (mm≥)		70*30	140*35	150*50	120*35	60	80	100	150	200
Hollow feet (mm≥)		40*10	40102	40102	40102	25	45	55	80	120
Weight (g/m≥)		350	650	750	600	400	750	1000	1800	2900
Voidage (%≥)		82	82	85	82	82	82	84	85	85
Compressive strength	Flattening 5%	60	80	50	70	80	85	80	40	50
	Flattening10%	110	120	70	110	160	170	140	70	70
	Flattening15%	150	160	125	130	200	220	180	100	90
	Flattening20%	190	190	160	180	250	280	220	125	120

Plastic Blind Ditch used in Draiange

Q: 300 grams of geotextiles a square meter: Geotextile is a kind of new material geosynthetics, the product is cloth, the general width of 4-6 meters, the length of 50-100 M. Geotextiles are divided into nonwoven geotextiles and nonwoven geotextiles.Ordinary 2 or so

Q: Are geogrids suitable for use in railway trackbed stabilization?: Yes, geogrids are suitable for use in railway trackbed stabilization. They are commonly used in railway construction projects to increase the load-bearing capacity of the trackbed and improve its stability. Geogrids distribute the load more evenly, reducing the risk of settlement and deformation. Additionally, they provide reinforcement against lateral movement and erosion, making them an effective solution for enhancing railway trackbed performance and longevity.

Q: What are the general laying methods of Geogrid: Mechanism of glass fiber grid to prevent reflection crackThe above four methods are used to calculate the thickness of asphalt overlay on old cement concrete pavement. In order to prevent the occurrence of reflective cracks, the use of thick asphalt overlay. But relying solely on the increase of the overlay thickness has its drawbacks: on the one hand to increase the overlay thickness by the pavement elevation limit (Ningtong highway overpass bridge clearance in the overlay should meet the requirements of 4.8m); another is a substantial increase in the thickness of overlay will increase the cost of pavement, and under the condition of high temperature in summer the asphalt mixture high-temperature creep prone to rutting, will lose the advantage of strong foundation and thin surface due to the old cement concrete plate base generated, thus thickening asphalt overlay, this approach is not desirable.

Q: What are the differences between geogrids and geocells in terms of installation?: Geogrids and geocells differ in terms of installation as geogrids are typically laid down on the ground and then covered with soil or aggregate material, while geocells are assembled and connected together to form a three-dimensional structure that is filled with soil or aggregate material. The installation of geogrids involves unrolling and securing the material to the ground, while geocells require interlocking the individual cells and securing them in place before filling.

Q: Can geogrids be used in load transfer platforms?: Yes, geogrids can be used in load transfer platforms. Geogrids are engineered materials that are commonly used in civil engineering applications to reinforce soil, provide stability, and distribute loads. In load transfer platforms, geogrids are employed to enhance the performance of the platform by spreading the load more evenly and reducing the risk of settlement or failure.

Q: What is the recommended geogrid roll width for specific applications?: The recommended geogrid roll width for specific applications can vary depending on factors such as the type of soil, the slope angle, and the desired level of reinforcing strength. It is best to consult with a geotechnical engineer or supplier who can assess the specific project requirements and provide a suitable recommendation.

Q: Can geogrids be used for slope stabilization?: Yes, geogrids can be used for slope stabilization. Geogrids are engineered materials made from polymers that are used to reinforce and stabilize slopes. They are typically installed in a grid-like pattern and provide strength and stability to the soil, preventing erosion and reducing the risk of slope failure.

Q: Are geogrids resistant to acid degradation?: Yes, geogrids are typically resistant to acid degradation.

Q: What are the factors that affect the cost-effectiveness of geogrid-reinforced structures?: There are several factors that can affect the cost-effectiveness of geogrid-reinforced structures. These include the type and quality of geogrid material used, the design and engineering of the structure, the site conditions and soil properties, the construction methods employed, and the maintenance and lifespan of the structure. Additionally, factors such as material availability and transportation costs, labor expenses, and any required permits or regulatory compliance can also impact the overall cost-effectiveness of geogrid-reinforced structures.

Q: What are the differences between geogrids and geotubes?: Geogrids and geotubes are both geosynthetic materials used in civil engineering and environmental applications, but they have distinct differences. Geogrids are typically made of polymer materials and are designed to provide soil reinforcement and stabilization. They have a grid-like structure with open spaces and are used to improve the strength and bearing capacity of soils. Geogrids are commonly used in road construction, retaining walls, and slope stabilization projects. On the other hand, geotubes are large, tubular containers made from high-strength woven or non-woven geotextile fabrics. They are used for shoreline protection, coastal erosion control, and dewatering applications. Geotubes are filled with sediment, sludge, or other materials and then dewatered, allowing water to escape while retaining the solid contents. They are often used in coastal engineering projects to create or restore beaches, control erosion, and contain contaminants. In summary, while geogrids are used for soil reinforcement and stabilization, geotubes are used for dewatering and containment purposes in coastal and environmental applications.

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