Three Layers Geotextile Composite Geomembrane

Three Layers Geotextile Composite Geomembrane System 1

Three Layers Geotextile Composite Geomembrane System 2

Three Layers Geotextile Composite Geomembrane

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m²

Supply Capability:: 500000 m²/month

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Geotextile Composite Geomembrane Description:

Geotextile composite geomembrane is made by nonwoven geotextile and PE/PVC geomembrane. It has geotextile and geomembrane, geomembrane with nonwoven geotextile on both sides, nonwoven geotextile with geomembrane on both sides, multi-layer geotextile and geomembrane.

Geotextile Composite Geomembrane Specification:

1)One geotextile and one geomembrane: geotextile 100-800g/m2, geomembrane 0.1-1.0mm

2)Geomembrane with geotextile on both sides: geotextile 100-400g/m2, geomembrane 0.2-1.0mm

3)Geotextile with geomembrane on both sides: geotextile 100-800g/m2, geomembrane 0.1-0.8mm

Geotextile Composite Geomembrane Technical Data Sheet:

Table 1: one layer geotextile + one layer geomembrane

Item		Unit	Specification
Weight unit area		g/m2	400	500	600	700	800	900	1000
Structure	Geotextile	g/m2	150	200	300	300	300	400	400
Structure	Geomembrane	mm
Tensile strength at break		kn/m	6		11	14	16	18	20
Elongation at break		%	30-100
Tear resistance		Kn
CBR		kn							3
Vertical permeability coefficient		Cm/s	1*10^-12
Hydrostatic pressure resistance		Mpa

Table 2: two layer geotextiles + one layer geomembrane

Item		Unit	Specification
Weight unit area		g/m2	400	500	600	700	800	900	1000
Structure	Geotextile	g/m2	100	100	150	200	200	200	200
Structure	Geomembrane	mm
Tensile strength at break		kn/m	6		11	14	16	18	20
Elongation at break		%	30-100
Tear resistance		Kn
CBR		kn							3
Vertical permeability coefficient		Cm/s	1*10^-12
Hydrostatic pressure resistance		Mpa

Geotextile Composite Geomembrane Property:

Good flexibility; separation, reinforcement and protection; waterproofing

Geotextile Composite Geomembrane Application:

Reinforcement in channel; embankment, reservoir; waterproofing in reservoir; rock fill dam and transportation tunnel.

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