Geotextiles help with siltation control in construction sites by acting as a barrier, preventing sediment from washing away and polluting nearby water bodies. They retain soil particles while allowing water to pass through, thus reducing erosion and maintaining the stability of the construction site.
Geotextiles help with siltation control in construction sites by acting as a barrier to prevent soil erosion and sediment runoff. They are placed on the ground surface or as a lining in drainage channels, effectively filtering out sediment particles while allowing water to pass through. This reduces the amount of silt and sediment that enters nearby water bodies, helping to maintain water quality and prevent environmental damage.
Geotextiles help with siltation control in construction sites by acting as a barrier that prevents the movement of soil particles while still allowing water to pass through. They are typically placed on the ground surface or used as erosion control blankets, effectively reducing erosion and sediment runoff. This helps to minimize the amount of silt and sediment that enters nearby water bodies, maintaining water quality and protecting the surrounding environment.
