Non-woven geotextile for separating sand and gravel from the foundation of road subgrade-manufacture,factory,supplier from China

What is the main function of geogrids1. If used in road construction, geogrids can not only help increase the bearing capacity of the foundation, effectively extend its service life, but also effectively prevent cracking or collapse of the ground, thereby ensuring that the ground can maintain a beautiful and flat appearance.2. If used in culvert construction, geogrids can effectively prevent cracks and collapse of culverts.

1、InsulationThat is, the application of filament geotextile to have different chemical properties (particle size, dispersion, mortar consistency and relative density, etc.) of the construction of raw materials (such as sand and sand grains, sand and gravel, sand and soil mix, etc.) to carry out isolation.

Strive to be the best in the geotechnical industry and the best in global trade. In order to pace up the improvement of our company's global trade, we participated in the Canton Fair in Guangzhou, China some time ago, the place we had   face-to-face face-to-face verbal exchange with buddies from a number of international locations and in-depth discussions on product knowledge.Through the   unremitting efforts of the team, we have received the consciousness and assist

Good news - Our company has made a new breakthrough in the field of non-woven geotextilesRecently, our company has made a major breakthrough in the field of geosynthetics, injecting new momentum into the development of the industry.

                                                                        Difference between woven Geotextile and non-woven GeotextileWoven Geotextile and non-woven Geotextile are geosynthetics, but their manufacturing processes and materials are different.Woven Geotextile is made of high-strength polyester or polypropylene and other synthetic material fibers through weaving.

Nonwoven geotextile is a kind of geomaterial made of high-strength, corrosion-resistant synthetic fibers through thermal bonding or needle-punching process, and its role and application scope are as follows:1. Filtration: nonwoven geotextile has good filtration performance, which can block the soil particles, so that water can penetrate freely, thus preventing soil particles from being washed away.2. Protective effect: nonwoven geotextile can effectively increase the tensile strength of the soil, prevent soil loss and loosening, and protect the surface structure from erosion and damage.3.

During the "Tenth Five-Year Plan" and the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan", China plans to make huge investments in various projects such as water conservancy, electric power, transportation, environmental protection, river management, etc., including water conservancy construction, the South-North Water Transfer Project, electric power investment, highway and railroad construction, environmental engineering construction, as well as ports, airports, garbage disposal, river and lake management, sand control, etc. The investments amount to trillions of yuan.

                                                                Performance characteristics of geotechnical cells1. It has flexible expansion and contraction, can be transported and stacked, and can be tensioned into a mesh during construction. It is filled with loose materials such as soil, gravel, and concrete, forming a structure with strong lateral limitations and high stiffness.2.

Currently, as our company's export quota increases year by year, business managers increase capital investment. Constantly update production equipment to ensure the production quality of goods and strive to maintain cutting-edge production technology.Now our company's annual production capacity of non-woven geotextiles can reach 10,000 tons, and our company is quietly becoming one of the top global geotextile manufacturers in the world.

Geosynthetics are geosynthetic materials that are widely used in geotechnical engineering today, and they are a generic term for polymer products. As early as the 1920s, the chemical industry successfully produced synthetic materials, but it was not until the late 1950s that these materials were gradually promoted as a new type of construction material for geotechnical engineering. The early products were mainly permeable woven and non-woven geotextiles, and later impermeable geomembranes were produced.