Geotextile Hubo PP Biaxial Geogrid for Road Construction

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Packaging Detail:	Export standard package or packed according to your requests
Delivery Detail:	5-10days after advanced payment

Specifications

Biaxial Geogrid
1.Polypropylene plastic material
2.Geogrid for road construction use
4.plastic geogrid with CE certificate

Product Description

PP Biaxial Geogrid

The properties of Biaxial Geogrids, made in Polypropylene (PP) with their square apertures, high tensile strength and optimised geometry of nodes and ribs make them equal to any other similar material. The reinforcing action of PP Biaxial Geogrids lies mainly in confining soil and increasing its shearing resistance by a process of interlocking between the square ribs and the soil. The load dispersal effect from the interlocking mechanism is highly effective and can reduce sub-base thickness and construction cost. PP Biaxial Geogrids can be used with any kind of mechanical fill material. Two aperture size ranges are available for optimum matching with project fill.

Speicification of PP Biaxial Geogrid

Property		Test Method	TGSG 15-15	TGSG 20-20	TGSG 30-30	TGSG 40-40
Ultimate tensile strength⁽¹⁾(kN/m)	MD	ASTM D 6637	15	20	30	40
Ultimate tensile strength⁽¹⁾(kN/m)	CD		15	20	30	40
Elongation at maximum load (%)	MD		13
Elongation at maximum load (%)	CD		13
Tensile strength at 2 % elongation (kN/m)	MD		5	7.5	10.5	14
Tensile strength at 2 % elongation (kN/m)	CD		5	7.5	10.5	14
Tensile strength at 5 % elongation (kN/m)	MD		7	14	21	28
Tensile strength at 5 % elongation (kN/m)	CD		7	14	21	28
Minimum Carbon Black	%	ASTM D 4218	2

Dimensions

Roll Length(m)	100/50
Roll Width(m)	2/3.9/3.95

Q: Are geotextiles commonly used in rainwater harvesting systems?: Yes, geotextiles are commonly used in rainwater harvesting systems. They are a popular choice for filtration and separation purposes, helping to prevent soil erosion and retain sediment while allowing water to flow through. Geotextiles also aid in the maintenance and longevity of rainwater harvesting systems by reducing clogging and improving overall system efficiency.

Q: Geotextile seam construction how to do: Sewing of geotextiles All sutures must be carried out continuously (for example, spotting is not allowed). Before the overlap, the geotextile must overlap at least 150mm. The minimum stitch is at least 25 mm from the weaving edge (the edge of the material exposed). The seam of the geotextile seam is covered by a single line of thread lock. The line used for suturing should be a resin material with a minimum tension of more than 60N and is resistant to chemical corrosion and UV resistance comparable to or beyond the geotextile. Any "missing needle" on the sewn geotextile must be re-sewn in the affected area. It is necessary to take appropriate measures to prevent the soil, particulate matter or foreign matter from entering the geotextile after installation. Cloth lap according to the terrain and the use of functions can be divided into natural lap, seam or welding. Geotextile manufacturers, for your answer

Q: How do geotextiles help with vegetation establishment in landscaping projects?: Geotextiles help with vegetation establishment in landscaping projects by providing a stable and supportive environment for plant growth. They act as a barrier, preventing erosion and soil movement, while allowing water and nutrients to pass through to the plants' root systems. Geotextiles also aid in weed suppression, creating a favorable condition for the establishment and growth of desired vegetation.

Q: Why do you want to set up geotextiles around the bottom and bottom of the ditch? What role? Which predecessors help me explain.: Why do you want to set up geotextiles around the bottom and bottom of the ditch? What role? Which predecessors help me explain.

Q: What are the advantages of using geotextiles in road construction?: There are several advantages of using geotextiles in road construction. Firstly, geotextiles act as a barrier and prevent the mixing of different layers of the road, thereby improving the stability and performance of the road. Secondly, they provide reinforcement to the road structure, increasing its load-bearing capacity and reducing the likelihood of cracks or deformations. Additionally, geotextiles have excellent filtration and drainage properties, allowing water to drain efficiently, preventing waterlogging, and reducing the risk of erosion and damage to the road. Lastly, geotextiles can also help in reducing the maintenance needs and extending the lifespan of the road, making it a cost-effective solution in the long run.

Q: How do geotextiles help with asphalt pavement reinforcement?: Geotextiles help with asphalt pavement reinforcement by providing a strong and stable base for the asphalt layer. They prevent the mixing of different soil layers, distribute loads evenly, and increase the tensile strength of the pavement. Additionally, geotextiles help to reduce cracking, rutting, and other forms of pavement distress, resulting in a longer-lasting and more durable road surface.

Q: Can geotextiles be used in the protection of culverts?: Yes, geotextiles can be used in the protection of culverts. Geotextiles are permeable fabrics that are commonly used in civil engineering projects to enhance drainage and soil stabilization. When used in culvert protection, geotextiles can prevent soil erosion and filter out fine particles, allowing for proper water flow while protecting the culvert from debris and damage.

Q: Where to sell waterproof geotextile: Building materials market should have hope to help you

Q: What are the different geotextile installation guidelines?: There are several different geotextile installation guidelines that vary depending on the specific project and goals. Some common guidelines include ensuring proper site preparation, including clearing and grading the area, as well as removing any debris or vegetation. It is important to properly measure and cut the geotextile to fit the designated area, allowing for overlap and securing the edges. Additionally, proper anchoring methods should be used to prevent movement or displacement of the geotextile. Finally, regular inspection and maintenance should be conducted to ensure the geotextile is functioning as intended.

Q: Ask geotextile factory in the use of geotextile aperture detector detection method which?: Hello, geotextile detection method in GB / T and GB / T geotextile aperture in the introduction, you can look at these two standards. The first is geotextile pore size detection wet sieve method, the second is geotextile aperture detection dry sieve method. As the name suggests the first of these two methods is the participation of water, the other is basically the same, are placed in a single layer of geotextile standard small particles, through the vibration to detect the size of the leakage of particles to determine the geotextile pore size size. The difference is that the first standard in the need for continuous water on the particles, so the calculation method are also different. Specific detailed distinctions You can search these two criteria separately.

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