Fiberglass Geogrid To Alleviate Reflection Cracks On Semi Rigid Asphalt Pavement

Glass Fiber Geogrid Have Been Widely Used To Alleviate The Reflection Cracks On Semi-Rigid Asphalt Pavement

Production Introduction

    Glass fiber geogrid is flexible reinforcement materials made of high-strength fiberglass yarns that are joined together by a special weaving process to form an open mesh structure. The mesh is usually coated with a special PVC material or modified polymer compatible with asphalt and is self-adhesive, usually with a pressure-sensitive backing.

Production Property

    Fiberglass geoglishes perform better than conventional polymer geoglishes, with a deformation modulus about ten times that of polymer geoglishes, so they can better absorb the network strength and thus reduce the possibility of cracks. In addition, this material also has high temperature resistance, low temperature resistance, mold resistance and corrosion resistance, so that it can remain stable under various environmental conditions.

Production Application

    In practical applications, glass fiber geoglids are widely used in pavement reinforcement of roads, highways, Bridges and parking lots and other infrastructure.

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