Woven Geotextiles

Product Description

WOVEN GEOTEXTILES

In the hardscaping industry, geotextiles are used to increase soil stability. They are a manmade material typically produced out of polyester or polypropylene. There are five main functions that geotextiles are meant to perform: 1.) Separation 2.) Reinforcement 3.) Filtration 4.) Protection and 5.) Drainage.

Woven geotextiles are manufactured by weaving together narrow strips of film. They perform the functions of separation and reinforcement. Woven geotextiles are referred to by tensile strength, which is the resistance a material has to breaking under tension. Generally speaking, woven fabrics are more plastic-like in feel and appearance. While they are relatively impermeable and don’t offer drainage, they do have a very high load capacity and are commonly used for roads and parking lots.

WOVEN GEOTEXTILE TRAITS

--separation

--Reinforcement

--High load capacity

--Referred to by tensile strength

--Impermeable

--Plastic-like

FIELD OF APPLICATION 

Water conservancy engineering: seawall, river embankment, river embankment, lake embankment compliance engineering; embankment engineering, water diversion and irrigation engineering; reservoir seepage prevention and danger reinforcement engineering; reclamation engineering; soft drainage; geotextile sand flushing bag flushing irrigation bag; flood prevention Rescue

Highway engineering: soft foundation reinforcement treatment; side slope protection; pavement anti-reflection joint structure layer; drainage system; green isolation belt;Railway engineering: railway foundation bed reinforcement engineering; embankment side slope adding layer; tunnel lining waterproof and drainage layer;Power plant engineering: nuclear power plant foundation engineering; thermal power plant ash dam engineering; hydropower station engineering;Agricultural planting: weed control in orchards and farms.

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