Geotextiles aid in the filtration of water by acting as a barrier that allows water to pass through while trapping and retaining suspended particles, sediments, and pollutants. They provide a physical separation between different soil layers, preventing the mixing of fine and coarse particles, thus enhancing the filtration process. Additionally, geotextiles promote the growth of beneficial microorganisms that assist in the breakdown and removal of contaminants, further improving water quality.
Geotextiles aid in the filtration of water by acting as a barrier that allows water to pass through while trapping and filtering out sediment, dirt, and other contaminants. They help to prevent clogging and maintain the permeability of soil, improving the overall quality of water that passes through them.
Geotextiles aid in the filtration of water by acting as a barrier that prevents the passage of fine particles while allowing water to pass through. They retain sediment and other pollutants, allowing cleaner water to flow through, thereby improving water quality.
