PP Biaxial Geogrid with CE Certificate

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Biaxial geogrid
1.Width(m):2/3.9/3.95/5/5.9/6
2.Length(m):100/75/50
3.High tensile strength
4.with CE certificat

PP Biaxial Geogrid/geogrid/Biaxial geogrid

Biaxial geogrid is made of polypropylene,mainly applied in highway, railway, slope protecting projects

Function:

1. Improving bearing capacity of road foundation and prolong its service life

2. Preventing road surface from subsiding and cracking

3. Be convenient for construction, reducing cost and maintaining expense for the project

4. Providing stability for slopes and avoid the losing of the water and soil

Specifications

Speification	TGSG1515	TGSG2020	TGSG2525	TGSG3030	TGSG3535	TGSG4040	TGSG4545	TGSG5050
width(m)	2.5 or3 or 5 or 6
Longitudinal/Transverse Tensile Strength ≥(KN/m)	15	20	25	30	35	40	45	50
Longitudinal Elongation≤(%)	15
Transverse Elongation≤(%)	13
Transverse Strength at 2% Strain ≥(KN/m)	5	7	9	10.5	12	14	16	17.5
Longitudinal Strength at 5% Strain (KN/m)	7	14	17	21	24	28	32

Q:How do geotextiles contribute to disaster management?: Geotextiles play a crucial role in disaster management by providing effective solutions for various disaster-related challenges. They can be used to reinforce unstable slopes, control erosion, and stabilize soil during floods, earthquakes, or landslides. Geotextiles also aid in the construction of temporary roads, shelters, and embankments, allowing for easier access to affected areas and facilitating relief operations. Their ability to filter and drain water helps in managing excess rainfall or groundwater, preventing further damage. Overall, geotextiles are versatile and reliable tools that contribute to mitigating and managing the impacts of disasters.

Q:Are geotextiles suitable for use in railway ballast stabilization?: Yes, geotextiles are suitable for use in railway ballast stabilization. Geotextiles help to improve the strength and stability of the ballast layer by preventing the migration of fines and providing reinforcement. They also help to distribute loads evenly, reduce track settlement, and increase the overall lifespan of the railway track.

Q:How do geotextiles help with load support in unpaved roads?: Geotextiles provide load support in unpaved roads by distributing the load from vehicles more evenly across the road surface, preventing the formation of ruts and reducing the amount of settlement. They also help in stabilizing the subgrade by acting as a separation layer between the subgrade soil and the overlying base material, preventing the mixing and migration of fine particles. Additionally, geotextiles improve the overall strength and stability of the road by enhancing its resistance to deformation and improving its load-carrying capacity.

Q:Subgrade geotextile lap law need to suture it: General geotextiles require stitching. Geotextile stitching must be carried out continuously. Before the overlap, the geotextile must overlap at least 150mm. The minimum seam distance from the geotextile edge is not less than 25mm.

Q:Are geotextiles resistant to creep deformation?: Yes, geotextiles are generally resistant to creep deformation. They are designed to have stable and long-term performance under sustained loads, minimizing the potential for creep.

Q:How are geotextiles used in retaining walls?: Geotextiles are used in retaining walls to provide reinforcement and stability. They act as a separator between the soil and the retaining wall, preventing soil erosion and promoting drainage. Additionally, geotextiles help to distribute the pressure exerted by the soil, reducing the risk of wall failure.

Q:Can geotextiles be used in road shoulder stabilization?: Yes, geotextiles can be used in road shoulder stabilization. Geotextiles are commonly used in civil engineering projects to reinforce and stabilize different areas, including road shoulders. They help to prevent erosion, improve soil stability, and provide a solid foundation for road construction.

Q:Will the HDPE geomembrane, non-woven geotextile re-examination to detect what project? Is there a basis for testing? Thank you, hurry! The The: CBR top breaking strength, vertical permeability coefficient ,,

Q:What are the design considerations for geotextile-reinforced slopes?: Some key design considerations for geotextile-reinforced slopes include selecting the appropriate type and strength of geotextile, considering the slope angle and height, evaluating the soil conditions and stability, determining the required length and spacing of reinforcement layers, ensuring proper installation and quality control, and accounting for factors such as water drainage and vegetation establishment. Additionally, the design should consider the long-term durability and maintenance requirements of the reinforced slope.

Q:What are the considerations for geotextile selection in landfill projects?: When selecting geotextiles for landfill projects, several considerations must be taken into account. These include the desired function of the geotextile, such as separation, filtration, or drainage. The physical properties of the geotextile, such as tensile strength, puncture resistance, and thickness, are also important factors to consider. Additionally, the site conditions, such as soil type, water table, and potential for chemical exposure, should be evaluated to ensure the geotextile's compatibility. Lastly, the long-term durability and cost-effectiveness of the geotextile should be considered to ensure its suitability for the landfill project.

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