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: What is the meaning of two-way 50kN geogrid: Biaxial plastic stretching geogrid in JT/480-2002

Q: What is the distance between the waterproof plate and the top of the tunnel? What are the relevant provisions of this specification?: Some of the design drawings, the specification seems to be unable to find, which is related to the location of longitudinal flexible drainage pipe

Q: What are the load-bearing capacities of geogrids?: The load-bearing capacities of geogrids vary depending on factors such as the type and quality of the geogrid, the soil conditions, and the specific application. Geogrid manufacturers typically provide technical data sheets specifying the load-bearing capacities of their products, which can range from a few kilonewtons to several hundred kilonewtons per meter. It is important to consult these specifications and conduct appropriate engineering analysis to determine the suitable geogrid and its load-bearing capacity for a particular project.

Q: Can geogrids be used in erosion control on slopes and hillsides?: Yes, geogrids can be used in erosion control on slopes and hillsides. Geogrids are designed to reinforce and stabilize soil, preventing erosion and improving slope stability. They are commonly used in various erosion control applications, including on slopes and hillsides, to enhance the structural integrity of the soil and reduce the risk of erosion.

Q: Tgsg5050 what is the difference between Geogrid and gsz5050?: 30-30 "means: per meter of longitudinal and transverse tensile force is greater than the yield of 30KN/m. can be said to be the same.

Q: Are geogrids resistant to biological fouling?: Yes, geogrids are generally resistant to biological fouling. Geogrids are made from materials that are not easily degradable, such as high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene (PP), which makes them less susceptible to colonization by organisms and reduces the likelihood of biological fouling. Additionally, geogrids often have a smooth surface that makes it difficult for biofilms or other organic matter to adhere to the grid. However, it is important to note that while geogrids are resistant to biological fouling, they are not completely immune, and regular inspection and maintenance may be required to prevent any potential buildup of organic matter.

Q: What materials are used to make geogrids?: Geogrids are typically made from various materials such as polypropylene, polyester, or fiberglass.

Q: How thick is the need to lay a layer of Geogrid in the new highway earthwork backfill? Specific foundation to pave the way to solve: Main production, geotextile, geogrid, geomembrane, bentonite waterproof blanket

Q: What are the factors that affect the installation time of geogrids?: There are several factors that can affect the installation time of geogrids. First and foremost, the size and complexity of the project play a significant role. Larger and more complex projects may require more time for planning, preparation, and execution. The type and condition of the soil also impact installation time. Soft or loose soils may require additional stabilization measures before the geogrids can be installed, which can extend the overall installation duration. Similarly, rocky or hard soils may require specialized equipment or techniques, which can also increase the installation time. The availability and accessibility of the site can also affect installation time. If the site is difficult to reach or has limited space for equipment and materials, it can slow down the installation process. Additionally, factors such as weather conditions, environmental restrictions, and safety considerations can further influence the installation time. Lastly, the experience and expertise of the installation team can greatly impact the efficiency and speed of the installation process. A skilled and experienced team can streamline the installation and overcome any challenges more effectively, reducing the overall installation time.

Q: Are geogrids suitable for use in slope reinforcement during excavation?: Yes, geogrids are suitable for use in slope reinforcement during excavation. Geogrids are typically made of high-strength materials such as polyester or polypropylene, which provide excellent tensile strength and stability. They are designed to reinforce soil, prevent erosion, and improve the overall stability of slopes. Geogrids can effectively distribute loads and reduce soil movement, making them a reliable choice for slope reinforcement during excavation projects.

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