Geonet Transmissivity in Roadways and Landfills: Why It Matters
In construction and environmental projects, managing water flow through drainage layers is critical to prevent structural damage, erosion, and waterlogging. Geonets, a type of geosynthetic material, are designed to control water movement effectively. A key feature of geonets is their transmissivity, which refers to the ability to transmit water across a layer within a drainage system. This article delves into the concept of geonet transmissivity, its importance in engineering applications, and how it contributes to sustainable, resilient construction practices.