High Strength Geotextile

High Strength Geotextile

High-strength geotextile refers to a high-performance geosynthetic material with significantly higher tensile strength than ordinary geotextiles (≥ 30kN/m). It is mainly made of polyester (PET), polypropylene (PP), and glass fiber as the base material, and is formed through needle punching, weaving, or hot pressing. 

High-strength indicators: The tensile strength in both the warp and weft directions can reach 30-200kN/m (ordinary geotextiles ≤ 20kN/m), with a fracture elongation rate of ≤ 25%, suitable for high-load conditions.

Our non woven polypropylene geotextile is widely used for filtration,separation,protection, drainage applications in civil environmental engineering and construction projects.

Parameter

Feature

1) Increases road durability (less rut).

2) Avoids contamination of frost-resistant support layer by freezing subsoil.

3) Allows better compaction and aggregate saving ensures longer service life reduces costs and maintenance disturbance.

4) Moisture Barrier/Waterproofing Function.

Application

Typical applications of geotextiles are: 

1) Retaining walls

2) Steep slopes

3) Landslide repairs

4) Soft-soil embankments

5) Embankments on very soft soils, combined with vertical drains

6) Roadway reinforcement

7) Reinforcement under tramways or railway ballast

8) Erosion control in sea embankments and waterworks slopes

9) Reinforcement of foundation layers

10) Reinforcement or bridging over potential weak zones, voids or cavities Piled embankments with basal reinforcement.

11) The application areas for geotextiles and related materials are numerous and are constantly growing.