Geosynthetic

Geosynthetic clay liners are geocomposite products that combine high-strength geotextile materials with sodium bentonite granules through mechanical bonding. These liners are widely used in construction projects that require effective waterproofing and impermeability. The primary purpose of geosynthetic clay liners is to reduce water permeability and prevent water from penetrating the structure. Sodium bentonite granules have a high water absorption capacity. When in contact with water, they swell and create a barrier within the structure, effectively blocking the passage of water.

Geosynthetic materials, which exhibit high resistance to shear stresses caused by water in stream and river beds and have been specifically developed to withstand scouring under the sea or on the seashore, are rare geosynthetics with significant properties. These special geosynthetic materials are utilized in applications such as erosion control, coastal protection, water flow diversion, and safeguarding subsea structures. The utilization of these rare geosynthetics plays a crucial role in stream and river bed erosion control, protection of subsea structures, coastal defense, and similar projects. Our team of experts is delighted to assist you in providing customized solutions tailored to your requirements. Please feel free to contact us so that we can arrange a meeting to discuss the needs of your projects.

Geogrid products are the key geosynthetics for the stabilization of soils, asphalt and similar structure. Geogrids absorb forces originating from road and structure so can be installed to provide the required the base and the sub-base reinforcement. Geogrids are more strong tension compare with soil. The increased bearing capacity of the soil by allowing the forces on the soil to transfer over a wider area and absorb the incoming stresses. It is made of polypropylene or polyester strips of equal tensile strenght in longitudial and transverse direction. Using a computer controlled laser welding technology, these strips are connected to create consistently rigid joints throughout the reinforcement layer.

Nonwoven geotextile materials are produced by needle-punching and heat treating high-strength 100% pure polypropylene fibers. These materials are known for their durability and versatility, making them suitable for various applications in different projects. The needle-punching process involves interlocking the fibers together, enhancing their strength and structural integrity. Heat treating the nonwoven geotextiles further improves their performance. The heat treatment process involves subjecting the material to controlled heat, which helps to stabilize the fibers and enhance their properties. This results in increased tensile strength, tear resistance, and overall durability of the geotextile.

Woven geotextile is a type of geosynthetic material where the warp yarn and the weft yarn are interwoven using different weaving equipment and processes, resulting in a cloth-like structure. This woven construction provides the geotextile with strength, stability, and durability, making it suitable for a wide range of applications in civil engineering and environmental projects.

Geomembrane materials, made from high-density and low-density polyethylene, are durable and waterproof membranes used in various construction projects. These materials effectively prevent the passage of water, providing reliable waterproofing solutions. High-density polyethylene (HDPE) geomembranes offer excellent stiffness and strength, while low-density polyethylene (LDPE) geomembranes offer greater flexibility. Geomembranes find applications in structures such as dams, landfills, treatment plants, and water containment systems. They play a crucial role in protecting the environment by preventing water infiltration, preserving water resources, and enhancing the longevity of construction projects.

GeoMat products are geosynthetic products specifically designed for erosion control. These products are made from either polyamide or polypropylene materials and feature a unique hollow structure. GeoMat products are used to prevent soil erosion, regulate water flow, and facilitate the establishment of plant roots. With their high strength and excellent water permeability, these products offer effective solutions for a wide range of landscape projects and infrastructure applications. They are lightweight and easy to install, making them a convenient choice for erosion control measures. GeoMat products contribute to sustainable environmental protection by safeguarding against erosion and promoting ecological stability.

The process of directing water from one place to another, whether naturally or artificially, during the construction of structures is defined as drainage. Nowadays, drainage works can be accomplished using geosynthetics as an alternative to traditional methods, offering faster and more cost-effective solutions. Drainage composites (TechDrain) that eliminate the use of gravel as drainage material in classical drainage applications such as road platforms, horizontal drainage, and French drains, are increasingly being used in recent years. They are particularly preferred for providing practical and easily applicable drainage solutions across large areas.

The waste management includes the comprehensive, laborious processes and actions required to manage the liquid waste from its inception to its final disposal. Especially, hazardous waste, which is mine waste, must be collapsed with the special systems. The solid wastes can be disposed of after the precipitation process. The geosynthetic tubes have been developed as an easy and economical alternative solutions for dewatering and transportation of wastes instead of traditional systems.