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Needle Punched Polypropylene nonwoven Geotextile:
Technics	Needle Punched Nonwoven
Material	100% PET/cotton/PP/Viscose or customized
Shape	Pre-cut sheet & Roll
Production	1,000 tons per month
MOQ	3tons
Color & Design	any color & design as your requests
Width	0.1m-3.4m
Gram Weight	50g/sm - 1000g/sm
Using Area	Agriculture, Health Care, Medical Treat, Package, Clothes, Car, Geotechnique& Building,etc
Packing, Capacity and Delivery Time of Needle Punched Polypropylene nonwoven Geotextile:
Packing	Rolls in polybag with vacuum package or as customer request
20' FT	5-6 tons
40' FT	10-11tons
40' HQ	12-14 tons
Terms of Payment:	T/T: 14 days after receive advance payment
Terms of Payment:	LC at sight: 14 days after receive conformed L/C

The Property of Needle Punched Polypropylene nonwoven Geotextile:

1.Color & Design can meet your needs of any kind

2.High degree of uniformity both on color & thickness

3.High thermostability

4.High gas permeability

5.High intensity & flexity

6.High color fastness & no fade

7.Phozy good & touch well

8.Anti-bacteria, moth-proof, anti-corrosion

9.Eco-friendly & biodegradable,reusable

Q: What are the specifications for geotextiles in coastal protection projects?: The specifications for geotextiles in coastal protection projects typically include factors such as the material type, strength, permeability, and durability. The geotextiles used should be made of high-quality synthetic fibers, such as polypropylene or polyester, to withstand the harsh coastal environment. They should have sufficient tensile strength to resist erosion and provide stability to the project. The permeability of the geotextiles is crucial to facilitate proper drainage and prevent the buildup of water pressure. Additionally, the geotextiles should have excellent resistance to UV degradation and chemical exposure to ensure long-term performance in coastal conditions.

Q: How do geotextiles help in preventing erosion around culverts?: Geotextiles help in preventing erosion around culverts by providing a protective barrier against soil movement and water flow. They are placed around the culvert to stabilize the soil and prevent it from washing away during heavy rains or water flow. The geotextiles act as a filter, allowing water to pass through while effectively preventing soil particles from being carried away. This helps maintain the integrity and stability of the culvert structure, preventing erosion and ensuring long-term functionality.

Q: Highway road crest u block below the geotextile roadway below the curb: At present, the use of a curb stone molding machinery, prefabricated ratio can guarantee the strength of the mold release time, less water content, aggregate will segregate a large amount of water, mortar sticky mold

Q: How are geotextiles made?: Geotextiles are made by weaving or knitting synthetic fibers together to form a fabric that is durable, permeable, and resistant to various environmental conditions. These fibers are typically made of materials such as polyester or polypropylene, which undergo a manufacturing process that includes extrusion, spinning, and heat treatment. The resulting fabric is then often coated or laminated to enhance its performance and functionality in various applications, such as soil stabilization, erosion control, and drainage systems.

Q: Why do you want to wrap the geotextile: Filter function, filter function, I am specializing in the production of geotechnical materials

Q: what is the purpose of geotextile on gabion walls.?: Geotextiles are fabrics associated with soil, earth or rocks. Gabions were earth filled barricades meant to halt enemy fire during battle. I'm guessing geotextiles on gabion walls more effectively hold back the earth or filler. They might have well suited permeability or retentive qualities for gabions. There are a few other definitions for gabions. But this is the militaristic definition. Gabions are also used in dams and such. In this case, geotxtiles might have good properties for being submerged in water and still retaining whats inside the gabions.

Q: Geotextile detection frequency: First according to customer requirements grams / square meters, thickness, width, with or without the use of chemical fiber requirements, proofing, and the proofing process parameters, including feed speed, other machines and other parameters of the speed record, Do twenty to ten meters, to test, if qualified, to do so, a lot of bulk, do a few days and then try to seize what the general geotextile manufacturers themselves to prepare several commonly used testing equipment,

Q: Project, what is the use of permeable geotextile?: Pavement maintenance is much more

Q: What is the length of the lap when the two-way geogrid is used? What is the geotextile lap length?: Two-way lap length is 50cm, nailed. Geotextile lap length is 50cm to 1m

Q: What are the different geotextile weight classes and their applications?: Geotextile weight classes range from light to heavy, with each class having specific applications. Lightweight geotextiles are typically used for erosion control, landscape projects, and separation of materials. Medium weight geotextiles are commonly used for filtration, drainage, and reinforcement purposes. Heavyweight geotextiles are suitable for projects that require strong stabilization, such as road construction, embankment reinforcement, and landfill capping.

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