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A geotextile can help to mitigate the negative impact of soil erosion. Water erosion can be absolutely devastating to property. Sometimes the erosion happens very quickly and catastrophically due to a major storm event such as a hurricane or tropical storm. More often, it develops slowly as the ocean’s tide, the current of a river, or years of storm water runoff work with time to eat away at land and property with equally devastating results.
Non-woven geotextile fabric is the best choice for drainage applications where water flow through (permeability) is the main concern. Non-woven landscape fabric is commonly used in French-drains, drain-fields, and erosion control.
Geofantex Geosynthetics is a leading supplier of top-quality geosynthetic products, including Nonwoven and Woven Geotextile Fabric, PET Geogrids, Fiber Glass Geogrids, Plastic Geogrids, Geocells, Geomembranes, and Geonets. Our products are exported to various countries worldwide, such as New Zealand, Canada, South America, Southeast Asia, South Africa, and Africa.
Retaining walls are available in various types, shapes, and sizes, catering to diverse project requirements and site conditions. They range from simple gravity walls to bored pile walls for basements and reinforced soil walls utilizing geogrids.
A geogrid is geosynthetic material used to reinforce soils and similar materials. Geogrids are commonly used to reinforce retaining walls, as well as subbases or subsoils below roads or structures. Soils pull apart under tension. Geogrids are commonly made of polymer materials, such as polyester, polyvinyl alcohol, polyethylene or polypropylene.
Geogrids are used mostly for reinforcement purposes considering their peculiar structure is able to provide the necessary strength to reinforce the filling material and their capacity to confine the soil partciles that lodge in the openings of the grid itself. Monoaxial type are characterized by having a main tensile strength, normally in the MD direction
Geosynthetic Clay Liners or GCLs are constructed of two geotextiles encapsulating a layer of low-permeability sodium bentonite. As a result, they create an impermeable liner for use in landfills and ponds.
Woven geotextile fabric is designed to provide both stability and separation between subgrades. Also referred to as “woven driveway fabric” when installed in roadway or driveway applications helps to reduce potholes and downward gravel migration.
Geomembrane liners play a crucial role in environmental protection and containment solutions. In this article, we will explore what geomembrane liners are, the different types available, how they differ from geotextiles, and their specific application in landfills.
Geogrids are typically used in high-load situations, such as in agriculture or heavy construction, due to their greater strength compared to most geotextiles. Their low strain allows them to be strong in tension, with a stretching ability of only 2 to 5% under load. Geogrids come in two forms: uniaxial (one-way) and biaxial (two-way), each suited to different applications.
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