Project, what is the use of permeable geotextile?
Geotextile main application areas: water conservancy projects: seawall, embankment, lake embankment project; reservoir reinforcement project; reclamation project; flood control and rescue. Highway and railway engineering: soft foundation reinforcement treatment; slope protection; road anti-reflective crack structure layer; drainage system; green isolation zone. Electrical engineering: nuclear power plant basic engineering; thermal ash dam project; hydropower project. Geotextile application characteristics: 1,8,7 Liu, 6,3,8 by, 3,6,0 reason, 2,31, due to the current geotextile production of synthetic fibers mainly nylon, polyester, polypropylene, B They have a strong anti-burying, corrosion resistance 2, geotextile for the permeable material, so it has a good anti-filter isolation function 3, non-woven geotextile due to structural fluffy, with good drainage performance 4, geotechnical Cloth has a good anti-puncture ability, so it has a very good protective performance 5, geotextile has a good coefficient of friction and tensile strength, with geotechnical reinforcement performance
Used in places where it is necessary to isolate other contaminants but not water. Such as upstairs that the road maintenance, such as the installation of PP storage pool or seepage one-piece grid.
Pavement maintenance is much more
In fact, geotextile has six main functions: 1. Isolation 2. Filter 3. Drain 4. Reinforcement 5. Protection 6. Closed. Can be applied to the four areas 1, water conservancy projects: seawall, embankment, lake embankment project; reservoir reinforcement project; reclamation project; flood control. 2, highway and railway airport engineering: soft foundation reinforcement; slope protection; road anti-reflective crack structure layer; drainage system; green isolation zone. 3, electrical engineering: nuclear power plant basic engineering; thermal ash dam project; hydropower project. 4, port waterway project: port. What you said is the drainage of water it. Is to rule out the excess water, to prevent soil erosion!
