Pot Geotextile PP Biaxial Geogrid with CE Certificate

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1. OEM and ODM
2. virgin material
2. CE, ISO 9001, MA,CNAS, AL, IGS Member
3. Ten more years biaxial geogrid suppliers

PP biaxial geogrid (TGSG1515-3030)

Specification & index:

Specification		TGSG15-15	TGSG20-20	TGSG30-30	TGSG40-40
Index	unit	MD CD	MD CD	MD CD	MD CD
true initial modulus in use	KN/m	15 15	20 20	30 30	40 40
true tensile strength @2% strain	KN/m	5 5	7 7	11 11	16 16
true tensile strength @5% strain	KN/m	7 7	14 14	21 21	32 32
junction efficiency	%	100	100	100	100
flexural stiffness	mg-cm	280,000	780,000	900,000	1,200,000
aperture stability	kg-cm/deg	3.1	4.8	4.3	3.4
resistance to installation damage	%SC/%SW/%GP	95/93/90	95/93/90	95/93/90	95/93/90
resistance to long term degradation	%	100	100	100	100
unit weight	g/m2	250-310	270-330	340-420	430-530
rolls dimensions (length, width)	m	50*3.9	50*3.9(5)	50*3.9	50*3.9
loading capacity	rolls/40HC	205	180	120	88

Application:

PP biaxial geogrids can be used to enhancement of permanent bearable soft including highway and railways embankment, slopes, tunnel, airport, parking lots, loaded pier and ground and their main usage are as follows:

1. enhance the bearing capacity fo road foundation and extend the duration of highway.

2. prevent highway surface from collapse, crack and being dirty.

3. be convenient for construction timesaving and cut down the cost of maintenance.

4. prevent tunel from crack occuring

5. further solidity slopes to proof water and soil from losses

6. reduce the surface thickness of the ground.

7. consolidate the net for growing grass on the slopes

so as to stabilization surrounding virescence.

8. be used for artificial top net of mines instead of metal ones.

It is of flame retardant and antistatics.

Q: What is a geotextile?: A geotextile is a synthetic material specifically designed for use in various civil engineering and construction applications. It is typically made from polyester or polypropylene fibers and is used to stabilize soil, separate different layers of soil, and provide drainage and filtration in infrastructure projects such as roads, landfills, and retaining walls. Geotextiles are essential in preventing soil erosion, improving soil strength, and increasing the lifespan of infrastructure projects.

Q: The difference between lap and stitching: Power and load are angular and star connection. When the power supply is connected, the phase voltage of the power supply is equal to the line voltage. The line voltage of the star load is equal to the line voltage of the power supply. The phase voltage of the load is equal to the line voltage divided by the root number. When the power supply is connected, the line voltage of the power supply is equal to three times the root number of the power supply phase voltage. The line voltage of the corner load is equal to the line voltage of the power supply, and the phase voltage is equal to the line voltage. Both at the same time using the corner, the load line voltage is equal to the power line voltage, phase voltage is equal to the line voltage. At the same time using the star, the load line voltage is equal to the power line voltage, the load phase voltage is equal to the power phase voltage, phase voltage equal to the line voltage divided by the root number three.

Q: Are geotextiles recyclable?: Yes, geotextiles are recyclable. They can be reused or repurposed for various applications, reducing waste and promoting sustainability. However, the recyclability may vary depending on the specific type and composition of the geotextile.

Q: Can geotextiles be used in soil erosion control on construction sites?: Yes, geotextiles can be used in soil erosion control on construction sites. Geotextiles are permeable fabrics that can be placed on the soil surface to prevent erosion by stabilizing the soil and allowing water to pass through while retaining sediment. They are commonly used in construction sites to protect exposed soils from rainfall and runoff, reducing erosion and promoting vegetation growth.

Q: How are geotextiles tested for durability?: Geotextiles are typically tested for durability through a variety of methods such as tensile strength tests, puncture resistance tests, abrasion tests, and exposure to environmental conditions such as UV radiation and moisture. These tests assess the ability of geotextiles to withstand the stresses and strains they may encounter in their intended applications and ensure their long-term performance.

Q: How do geotextiles contribute to green building certifications?: Geotextiles contribute to green building certifications by providing sustainable and eco-friendly solutions for various construction applications. They can help improve stormwater management, erosion control, and soil stabilization, reducing the environmental impact of construction projects. By incorporating geotextiles in building designs, projects can meet the requirements of green building certifications that prioritize sustainable practices and materials.

Q: What are the different geotextile installation techniques in filtration?: There are several different geotextile installation techniques used in filtration, including direct placement, trench installation, and slope installation. Direct placement involves spreading the geotextile directly on the ground and securing it with stakes or sandbags. Trench installation involves placing the geotextile in a trench and backfilling it with soil. Slope installation is used on steep slopes and involves anchoring the geotextile with staples or other fasteners. These techniques help ensure proper filtration and erosion control in various applications.

Q: Are geotextiles environmentally friendly?: Yes, geotextiles can be considered environmentally friendly. Geotextiles are designed to have minimal impact on the environment and can be made from recycled materials. They can help with erosion control, soil stabilization, and filtration, reducing the need for harmful chemicals or excessive soil excavation. Additionally, geotextiles are often biodegradable or can be recycled at the end of their lifespan, further contributing to their environmental friendliness.

Q: How do geotextiles help with soil stabilization?: Geotextiles help with soil stabilization by acting as a physical barrier that prevents soil erosion and the displacement of soil particles. They provide support to the soil, distribute load stresses, and improve the overall stability of the ground. Additionally, geotextiles promote water drainage and filtration while preventing the loss of fine soil particles, thereby enhancing soil quality and preventing erosion-induced damage.

Q: Are geotextiles suitable for use in dam construction?: Yes, geotextiles are suitable for use in dam construction. Geotextiles provide reinforcement, filtration, and separation functions, which are essential for enhancing the stability and performance of dams. They help control soil erosion, increase drainage efficiency, and improve overall dam durability.

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