Geotextiles are used in landfills to help enhance the stability, drainage, and filtration of the waste disposal site. They are typically placed between the layers of soil and the landfill liner system to prevent soil erosion, control gas and liquid migration, and provide reinforcement for the overall structure.
Geotextiles are used in landfills as a protective barrier or liner, preventing the contamination of soil and groundwater by acting as a barrier between the waste and the underlying natural environment. They help to control the flow of liquids, filter out pollutants, and provide stability to the landfill structure, ultimately enhancing environmental protection and the longevity of the landfill.
