Geotextiles serve various functions in geoenvironmental engineering, including erosion control, soil stabilization, drainage, filtration, and reinforcement. These materials prevent soil erosion by acting as a barrier against water flow and wind forces. They also stabilize soil by improving its mechanical properties, preventing soil movement and settlement. Geotextiles facilitate drainage by allowing water to pass through while retaining soil particles. They serve as a filtration layer, separating different soil layers and preventing the migration of fine particles. Additionally, geotextiles are used for reinforcement purposes, enhancing the strength and load-bearing capacity of soil structures.
