Distributing Geotextile Filter Fabric at Affordable Price

Geotextile filter fabric is a fabric with a very high application. Its special structure and multiple functions have made this product a fabric with very high application in construction projects. Among its main and special properties, we can mention its permeable structure, which is a very important property in construction projects that often involve water. This fabric is available in the market at reasonable prices.

Use of Geotextile Filter Fabric for Retaining Walls

Geotextile filter usages

The role of geotextiles in drainage:

Geotextiles are the largest group of geosynthetics and are permeable. Groundwater flows well on the geotextile and can be directed to the outlets, so the geotextile can be used for soil drainage. In the filtration function, the geotextile, while holding the fine soil particles, allows water to pass through the fine particle layer to the larger particle layer. When we use geotextile as drainage, water flows through the geotextile tissues and in its placement path. In a simpler sense, the placement of geotextiles is also a permanent route for water outflow and geotextiles can be considered as a drainage system alone. The most important application of geotextiles: Separation of soil layers Drainage Taslih filtration The physical and mechanical properties of these materials such as strength, good permeability, resistance to perforation and most importantly their high tensile strength to their weight has led to a wide range of applications of geotextiles in construction projects.

Making geotextiles: Among polymers, polypropylene and polystyrene with springs of various sizes are often used to make geotextiles. Polymers are first made into filaments and then a kind of fabric sheet is produced from them. They are often offered in widths of 2 to 5 meters in rolls with a length of 150 to 300 meters and a diameter of about 80 cm. The typical weight of geotextiles is between 135 and 680 grams per square meter and has different thicknesses, which in some types may reach up to 7 mm.

Retaining walls with geotextile filter:

One of the applications of geotextiles is in the construction of retaining walls. The steps of construction of a retaining wall reinforced with geotextile are shown in the figure below. First, the geotextile layer is expanded and an embankment is placed on it up to a height of about half. Then the end of the geotextile is returned to the layer and placed in the groove created in the soil near the mold. In the next step, the embankment of the layer is completed and the mold is placed on the first layer to create the next layer and all the above steps are repeated.

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Geotextile is a widely used product and its demand is everywhere in the world, therefore, the export of geotextiles in accordance with modern standards to countries in the region and beyond has been one of the main goals of our company and from the beginning to produce quality products We have done it with the highest level of standards.