Tri Geocomposite Drainage Net for Slope Protection

Tri Geocomposite Drainage Net for Slope Protection System 1

Tri Geocomposite Drainage Net for Slope Protection System 2

Tri Geocomposite Drainage Net for Slope Protection

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 2000 m²

Supply Capability:: 200000 m²/month

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Tri Geocomposite Drainage Net for Slope Protection

Brief Description:

Geocomposite drainage is a drainage system consisting of three-dimensioanal high-density polyethylene

geonet, with high permeability, compressive strength and tensile strength, combined on one or both sides with

a nonwoven polypropylene geotextile.

Features:

Cost Effective - drainage nets can replace one or more feet of conventional aggregate drainage, increasing space within the landfill, allowing for additional revenue generation.

Versatility - drainage nets can be installed on steep slopes or against vertical walls where conventional drainage aggregates cannot be used.

Chemical Resistance - drainage nets exhibit the same chemical and biological resistance as the HDPE geomembrane.

Specifications and technical parameters:

Drainage network core	units	Specification
Unit weight	g/m2	750	1000	1300	1600
Thickness	Mm	5.0	6.0	7.0	7.6
Hydraulic conductivity	m/s	kx10-4	Kx10-4	Kx10-4	Kx10-4
Elongation	%	50	50	50	50
Tensile strength (core netwaork)	kN/m	8	10	12	14
Geotextile	g/m2	Heavier grades of geotextiles can be bonded to geonet on request

Usages:

In the railway, highway and other transportation infrastructure, drainage system safety and the service life

of the project and its have inseparable relationship, in which the geotextile material is an important part

of drainage system, the drainage effect of 3D composite drainage net is particularly notable. mainly

used for tunnels, municipal engineering, reservoir, revetment in drainage engineering.

FAQ

1.What is geosynthetics ?

Geosynthetics form a perfect erosion control fabric used extremely widely in civil engineering to stabilize and reinforce slopes and soil under or next to roads, railways, dams, water reservoirs etc.. They can be easily applied which minimizes the time of construction, as well as they limit the resources and materials necessary.

2.What kinds of geosynthetics we have ?

Non-woven geotextile, geogrids, geocells, GCL, Geomembranes, Geonets, Geocomposites etc .

3.What is the geosynthetics used for ?

Geocomposite Drainage

Q: What are the advantages of using precast concrete products?: There are several advantages to using precast concrete products. Firstly, precast concrete is manufactured in a controlled environment, ensuring consistent quality and strength. This reduces the risk of variations in material properties that can occur with on-site concrete mixing. Secondly, precast concrete products can be produced in advance, allowing for faster construction processes and reducing project timelines. Additionally, precast concrete offers versatility in design, with various shapes, sizes, and finishes available, providing flexibility for architectural and structural requirements. Lastly, precast concrete products offer durability and low maintenance, as they are resistant to weathering, fire, and corrosion, making them a cost-effective choice in the long run.

Q: Can earthwork products be used in green infrastructure projects?: Yes, earthwork products can be used in green infrastructure projects. These projects often involve the use of natural materials and techniques to manage stormwater, improve water quality, and enhance the overall sustainability of an area. Earthwork products, such as soil, compost, and mulch, can play a crucial role in constructing green infrastructure elements like rain gardens, bioswales, and permeable pavement systems. These products help to create healthy soil conditions, promote water infiltration, and support the growth of vegetation, which are essential components of green infrastructure projects.

Q: Can earthwork products be used for constructing sound barriers?: Yes, earthwork products can be used for constructing sound barriers. Earthwork materials such as soil, rocks, and concrete can effectively block and absorb sound waves, making them suitable for constructing sound barriers to mitigate noise pollution. Additionally, these materials can be shaped and engineered to enhance their soundproofing capabilities, making them an ideal choice for creating efficient and effective sound barriers.

Q: What are the benefits of using geocells in green space development projects?: The benefits of using geocells in green space development projects include enhanced soil stability, increased load-bearing capacity, improved drainage, reduced erosion, and cost-effectiveness. Geocells provide a sustainable and efficient solution for creating durable and long-lasting green spaces, making them an ideal choice for various landscaping and environmental restoration projects.

Q: On the Title of Civil Engineering: I am learning materials (material molding), but I now work in the construction unit, or civil engineering is good, (their own feelings) good job opportunities, work is also good treatment.

Q: What are the advantages of using geosynthetic clay liners?: Geosynthetic clay liners (GCLs) offer several advantages in various applications. Firstly, they provide an effective barrier against fluid migration and help to contain liquids, gases, and solids within a containment system. GCLs are also flexible and can conform to irregular surfaces, making them suitable for projects with complex geometries. Additionally, GCLs have high hydraulic conductivity, allowing for efficient drainage and preventing the buildup of hydrostatic pressure. They are easy to install, reducing construction time and cost. Moreover, GCLs are environmentally friendly as they are made from natural materials and can be recycled. Overall, the advantages of using geosynthetic clay liners include their excellent containment properties, versatility, cost-effectiveness, ease of installation, and sustainability.

Q: Civil engineering materials what is the toughness of the material: Material in the middle of the process of elastic deformation and fracture, the ability to absorb bending energy, known as the toughness of the material.

Q: What are the key considerations when using geotextile tubes for shoreline stabilization?: When using geotextile tubes for shoreline stabilization, there are several key considerations to keep in mind. Firstly, the design and placement of the geotextile tubes should align with the specific requirements and conditions of the shoreline. Factors such as wave energy, sediment composition, and tidal movements should be carefully considered to ensure the effectiveness of the stabilization system. Secondly, the selection of appropriate geotextile materials is crucial. The geotextile tubes should be durable, resistant to UV degradation, and capable of withstanding the forces exerted by waves and currents. The permeability of the geotextile should also be considered to allow for proper water drainage and prevent erosion. Furthermore, proper installation techniques are essential for the success of shoreline stabilization with geotextile tubes. Adequate anchoring and connection methods should be employed to ensure the stability and integrity of the system. Regular monitoring and maintenance are also necessary to address any potential issues and ensure long-term effectiveness. Finally, it is important to consider the environmental impacts of using geotextile tubes for shoreline stabilization. Care should be taken to minimize any potential negative effects on local ecosystems and habitats. Consulting with environmental experts and obtaining necessary permits and approvals may be required to ensure compliance with regulations and guidelines.

Q: Are earthwork products suitable for coastal erosion control?: Yes, earthwork products such as geotextiles, geogrids, and erosion control blankets are commonly used for coastal erosion control. These products provide structural stability, slope protection, and soil stabilization, helping to prevent erosion and protect coastal areas. They are effective in managing wave impact, reducing sediment transport, and promoting vegetation growth, making them suitable options for coastal erosion control projects.

Q: How are geotextile tubes used in shoreline stabilization?: Geotextile tubes are used in shoreline stabilization by being filled with sand or other materials to form a barrier against erosion. These tubes are placed along the shoreline to absorb wave energy and reduce the impact of currents, helping to protect the shoreline from further degradation.

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