Geotextile for Sale - PP Spunbonded Nonwoven Fabric for Spring Pocket
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1.What is your main products ?
Our main products are made from PE ,PP etc and could be used for agriculture and construction ,etc .
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The delivery time is around 30days per container, sometimes we have stocks .
pp spunbonded nonwoven fabric
Introduction of PP Spunbonded Nonwoven Fabric For Spring Pocket is used to protect the crops in agriculture UV resistance masterbatch could be added 1%~8%. It can protect the vegetable crops and new lawns against extreme weather, animal and insect damage, yet allows light, water and air to penetrate, creating protected growing conditions..
Specification of PP Spunbonded Nonwoven Fabric For Spring Pocket
Width : From 1~ 2.4m
Length: 50-100m as customer requests.
Weight : 17gsm~ 80gsm
Color : black ,white ,other colors are available
Packing of Polypropylene Spunbond Non Woven Fabric:
Each roll is wrapped in a plastic bag with label specification with paper tube inside .
- Q: What are the advantages of using geotextiles in waste containment systems?
- Geotextiles offer several advantages in waste containment systems. Firstly, they act as a barrier, preventing the migration of contaminants from the waste site into the surrounding environment. Secondly, they provide stability and reinforcement to the waste containment structure, enhancing its strength and durability. Additionally, geotextiles facilitate proper drainage and filtration, allowing for the efficient removal of excess water and leachate. They also minimize soil erosion, which is crucial for long-term stability. Overall, geotextiles improve the performance and longevity of waste containment systems while minimizing environmental risks.
- Q: Can geotextiles be used in the construction of wastewater treatment plants?
- Yes, geotextiles can indeed be used in the construction of wastewater treatment plants. Geotextiles are commonly used in these projects for various purposes such as filtration, separation, erosion control, and reinforcement. They can be applied in different areas including lining of ponds, filtration of effluent, protection of pipes, and stabilization of soil. Geotextiles help enhance the efficiency and longevity of wastewater treatment plants by providing necessary support and functionality.
- Q: Sng400-2.5gb / t-1998 geotextile is what the specifications
- SNG400-2.5 refers to the national standard polyester staple acupuncture non-woven geotextile 400g / ㎡, width 2.5m. The standard code for the GB / T-1998 staple fiber nonwoven geotextile is generally the SNG / (1) (2) / (3) - (4) / (5). (1) that the use of raw materials fiber code: PET-polyester, PP-polypropylene, PA-nylon, PV-vinylon, PE-Ethylene (conventional polyester are generally vacant omitted code) (2) that polyester staple fiber non-woven Geotextile per unit area weight. (3) that the composite products in the polyester staple fiber non-woven geotextile weight per unit area, non-composite product vacancies. (4) width, expressed in meters (5) production department number: can express the product more specific characteristics, functions, varieties, sequences, etc., the general vacancy. For example, 2.5m wide 400g / ㎡ polyester staple fiber non-woven geotextile representation of the method can be SNG / PET400-2.5, can also be expressed as SNG400-2.5
- Q: Are geotextiles resistant to earthquakes?
- No, geotextiles are not inherently resistant to earthquakes. While geotextiles can provide benefits in terms of soil stabilization and erosion control, they do not have the ability to withstand seismic activity on their own. Additional engineering measures and materials are required to ensure structures are earthquake resistant.
- Q: Are geotextiles cost-effective?
- Yes, geotextiles are considered cost-effective due to their durability, longevity, and ability to reduce construction and maintenance costs in various applications such as erosion control, soil stabilization, and drainage.
- Q: What are the specifications for geotextiles in athletic field construction?
- The specifications for geotextiles in athletic field construction may vary depending on the specific requirements of the project. However, some common specifications include the material type, strength and durability, permeability, and installation requirements. Geotextiles used in athletic field construction should typically be made of high-quality synthetic materials like polypropylene or polyester, ensuring adequate strength and resistance to tearing, punctures, and UV degradation. The permeability of the geotextile is essential to allow for proper drainage and prevent water accumulation, which can affect the field's performance. Additionally, the installation requirements may include recommendations for overlap and seaming techniques to ensure proper integration with other field components.
- Q: How do geotextiles help with soil stabilization in geocell applications?
- Geotextiles help with soil stabilization in geocell applications by providing an additional layer of reinforcement and preventing soil erosion. They act as a barrier between the geocell and the underlying soil, distributing loads more evenly and enhancing the overall stability of the structure. Geotextiles also allow for better filtration and drainage, reducing the risk of water accumulation and promoting healthier soil conditions.
- Q: How are geotextiles tested for permeability?
- Geotextiles are tested for permeability using standard laboratory methods, such as the constant head or falling head permeability tests. These tests involve measuring the flow of water through the geotextile under controlled conditions, allowing engineers to determine its permeability and suitability for various applications.
- Q: Does the geotextile filter cover the geotextile? Or impermeable geotextile?
- Geotextile has the role of anti-filter reinforcement, can not seepage, seepage is geomembrane, composite geotextile is also called composite geomembrane
- Q: Geotextile cloth and no square what meaning
- Geotextile, also known as geotextile, originated in the twentieth century, the fifties. Raw materials are polyester, polypropylene, acrylic, nylon and other polymer polymer synthetic fiber. Geotextiles are woven and non-woven. Not "Square", it is divided by the manufacturing process, the use of textile technology made of geotextile called spinning, and vice versa for non-woven geotextile. Due to the low cost of spinning geotextile, the cost is slightly higher. Most of the current engineering applications are non-woven geotextiles. They have a filter, filter, isolation, reinforcement, protection, and other functions.
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Geotextile for Sale - PP Spunbonded Nonwoven Fabric for Spring Pocket
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
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