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Geogrid from Basalt Fiber for Road and Buildings

Geogrid from Basalt Fiber for Road and Buildings

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8000 m³
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Basalt Fiber Geogrid Introduction

Continuous basalt fiber geogrid is made by impregnating woven basalt fiber scrim with asphalt and then drying to be made.

 

In the normal temperature, the ratio of the elastic modulus between the basalt fiber concrete and the asphalt concrete is 24: 1.

 

Advantages of Basalt Fiber Geogrid

Basalt fibre concrete has the excellent resistance to deformation, the elongation at break is about 3.1%. Basalt Fiber owns the high-temperature resistance, frost resisting resistance (-260~650 ), the same thermal expansion coefficient with the asphalt concrete, the high tensile strength, ultraviolet resistance, the stable chemical resistance, ageing resistance. The stirring temperature of the asphalt concrete is up to 190. The high-temperature Basalt fiber is the best alternative of the polyester fiber. It can satisfy the asphalt stirring temperature (190 ), and it is the excellent construction material for reinforced cement & concrete, and it has the outstanding penetration resistance.

 

Basalt geogrid/geotextile is more durable than metallic and glass-fiber reinforcement due to basalt fiber’s excellent performance.

 

 

Specifications of Basalt Fiber Geogrid

 

Item No.

Weight (g/m2)

Size (mm)

Thickness (mm)

Width  (mm)

Roll Length

(m)

CMAX-250

250

5X5

0.6-0.7

300-2000

50m~100m

CMAX-120

165

10X10

0.7-0.8

300-2000

50m~100m

CMAX-300

350

25X25

0.8-0.9

300-2000

50m~100m

 

 

Application of Basalt Fiber Geogrid:

-laying of cement concrete pavement

-the reinforcement of the piers, dams,road and buildings

-building surface drywall joints

-cement mortar or concrete pouring

 

 

FAQ:

1. Which payment do you accept?

For you convinience, our payment can be L/C,TT

2. Is free sample available?

We can supply free samples. You'll just need to pay for express cost.

3. How about your quality?

We have strict quality control system, we make testing on incoming raw material and finished products. Your third party testing is also welcomed. With high quality, our products are used on government projects at home and abroad. Our product quality is accepted by clients from all over the world.

4. When will you reply my request?

You are our expected customer, we’ll reply your request within 24hours. Please feel free to contact us at any time.

 

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Geogrid from Basalt Fiber for Road and Buildings

 

Geogrid from Basalt Fiber for Road and Buildings

Geogrid from Basalt Fiber for Road and Buildings

Geogrid from Basalt Fiber for Road and Buildings

 

 

 

 

Geogrid from Basalt Fiber for Road and Buildings

Geogrid from Basalt Fiber for Road and Buildings

Geogrid from Basalt Fiber for Road and Buildings

Geogrid from Basalt Fiber for Road and Buildings

 Geogrid from Basalt Fiber for Road and Buildings

 

Q: Whether the basalt is volcanic rock
Basalt is a volcanic rock, but only one of the volcanic rocks. Basalt belongs to a kind of volcanic rocks. Belonging to the volcanic rocks in the rock.
Q: The difference between basalt and basalt
Overflow basalts (flood basalts): black, dense, often stomata, the relative density of large. Composed of pyroxene and plagioclase, columnar joint development. During the geological history, there was a large area (more than a few hundred thousand square kilometers) of large thickness (up to several kilometers) of basalt production, 1937 Terler will be a wide range of distribution and huge thickness of basalt called overflow Flow basalt. It is gradually accumulated by multiple fissure eruptions, found in Iceland, India Tak dry plateau, the United States Columbia Plateau, southern Brazil plateau and other places. China's Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan transfer zone also has 200 million years ago the formation of overflow basalt.
Q: Online and so on - detailed definition of stomatal basalts and almond basalts
Basalt is the main component of sodium aluminosilicate or calcium aluminosilicate, the silica content is about 45-52%, also contains high iron oxide and magnesium oxide, is a fine dense black rock. Due to the eruption when a large number of pores, sometimes large holes such as almond-like structure, and later often filled with other minerals. This is the stomatal basalt and almond basalt.
Q: The difference between basalt and limestone
Limestone is the main raw material for firing lime and cement, which is the flux of iron and steelmaking. There are biochemical effects generated by the eye, often rich in organic debris. Limestone generally contain some dolomite and clay minerals, when the clay mineral content of 25% to 50%, known as the mudstone. Dolomite content of 25% ~ 50%, known as dolomitic limestone. Limestone distribution is quite extensive, lithology uniform, easy to mining processing, is a very versatile building stone.
Q: What is the relationship between igneous rocks and basalt and granite
Classification of igneous rocks: Magmatic rocks are mainly composed of silicate minerals, in addition, often also contains trace minerals such as magnetite. According to the rock SiO2 content, magmatic rocks can be divided into four categories: ultrabasic rock: SiO2 <45%; basic rock: SiO2 = 45 ~ 52%; neutral, alkaline rock: SiO2 = 52 ~ 65% Rock: SiO2> 65%. Granite A kind of deep igneous rock, which belongs to magmatic rock.The crystal of its mineral grains is large and the particle size is similar, which is inlaid and granular crystal structure. The different kinds of minerals are arranged in a regular or irregular way.
Q: What is the difference between basalt and rhyolite?
Basalts and rhyolites are igneous rocks that are ejected from volcanoes or spilled from the surface fissures.
Q: What is the characteristic of basalt?
Basalts are very durable, jointed, and the joints are mostly hexagonal (in the basalt lava flow, the vertical condensation of rocks often develop into regular hexagonal columnar joints) and brittle, and thus difficult to take large pieces of stone, As the pores and almond structure common, although the basaltic surface is widely distributed, but can be made no small stone.
Q: Basalt and granite are the same?
Granite is a volcanic eruption of the lava and is subject to considerable pressure in the molten state uplift to the crustal surface of the tectonic rocks in the crustal surface formation, slowly moving down.
Q: Causes of hexagonal basalts
On land, it can cover more than one European country - France, and 70% of the surface area of the ocean at the bottom of almost all basalt composition.
Q: Basalt and the difference between Andesite
The contents of CaO, Fe2O3 + FeO and MgO are slightly lower than those of intrusive rocks. The content of CaO, Fe2O3 + FeO and MgO is slightly lower than that of intrusive rocks. The content of CaO, Fe2O3 + FeO and MgO is slightly lower than that of intrusive rocks. Mineral composition is mainly composed of basic feldspar and pyroxene, secondary minerals are olivine, amphibole and biotite, etc., the rocks are dark, usually black, sometimes gray and dark purple and so on. Has a patchy structure. Stomatal structure and almond structure are common. Basaltic bulk density of 2.8 ~ 3.3g / cm3, dense compress strength is very large, up to 300MPa, sometimes higher, the existence of vitreous and stomatal strength is reduced. Basaltic durability is very high, joint and more, and with brittle, and thus difficult to take large stone, due to the common pores and almond structure, although the basaltic surface is widely distributed, but can be made no small stone.

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