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The key factors affecting the filtration performance of geotextiles include the permeability of the geotextile, the pore size distribution, the thickness and weight of the geotextile, the hydraulic gradient, and the particle size of the soil being filtered.
Geotextiles can be affected by chemical exposure depending on the type and concentration of the chemicals. Some chemicals can degrade or weaken the geotextile fibers, reducing their overall strength and effectiveness. Others may cause discoloration or chemical reactions that alter the properties of the geotextile. Therefore, it is essential to consider the compatibility of geotextiles with specific chemicals to ensure their long-term performance and integrity in various applications.
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Geotextiles help in preventing soil compaction by providing a barrier between the soil and external forces. They distribute the load evenly across the surface, reducing direct pressure on the soil and preventing it from being compacted. Additionally, geotextiles improve soil drainage, allowing excess water to flow through and preventing waterlogged conditions that can lead to compaction.
Geotextiles are tested for permeability through various methods, such as the constant head test, falling head test, and the gradient ratio test. These tests involve measuring the flow of water through the geotextile under controlled conditions to determine its permeability properties.
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Yes, geotextiles are designed to be resistant to UV radiation.
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