Warp-Knitted Dacron Geoglyphics Are Used For Reinforcement Isolation Of Dikes And Rivers In Water Conservancy Projects

Warp-Knitted Dacron Geoglyphics Are Used For Reinforcement Isolation Of Dikes And Rivers In Water Conservancy Projects

Production Introduction

    Warp knitted polyester geoglyph is a geosynthetic material made of high-strength polyester industrial filaments through warp knitted directional weaving technology, and is usually coated with materials such as PVC to enhance its performance.

Production Property

1. High strength: with very high tensile strength, it can effectively strengthen the roadbed and embankment and other structures.
2. Low elongation: A small elongation helps to maintain the stability of the grille when stressed.
3. Corrosion resistance, aging resistance: has good chemical corrosion resistance and environmental aging resistance.
4. Strong bite force with base material: strong combination ability with soil or other materials to improve the stability of the project.
5. Light weight, good drainage: lightweight material helps to drain water and reduce soil pressure.

Production Application

1. Road engineering: Used to strengthen the soft soil foundation, improve the subgrade bearing capacity, delay the generation of reflection cracks.
2. Railway engineering: Used in railway roadbed and slag protection to prevent slag loss and improve stability.
3. Hydraulic engineering: Used as reinforcement material in dam, river and other projects to enhance the protection ability and bearing capacity of the structure.
4. Slope engineering: Used for reinforcement of embankment slope and retaining wall to enhance the overall structural strength.
5. Abutment foundation: laying under the abutment foundation to improve the bearing capacity, stabilize the abutment and prevent subsidence.

Product Specification and Technical Index