Short Fiber Nonwoven Geotextile for Roads
Nonwoven geotextiles made from short polyethylene terephthalate fibers are a product created using nonwoven technology. Taiwei geotextiles, made from short-fiber raw materials, exhibit high tensile, tear and puncture strength, which significantly improves its strength characteristics and resistance to soil deformation.
PET geotextiles are geosynthetics made from polyester fiber.
Material: PET
Weight: 100-800 g
Width: 1-6m
Length: 50-200m (customizable)
Color: white, black, orange, etc. （supports custom colors）
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Peculiarities:
1. High strength: provides significant tensile and tensile strength, which helps improve the strength characteristics of the soil in both tension and shear.
2. Water permeability and breathability: The smooth surface provides excellent water permeability and breathability.
3. Resistance to chemical corrosion and aging: There is a certain resistance to acids and alkalis, as well as corrosion resistance, which allows the physical properties of the material to be maintained.
4. Convenient design: the product is lightweight, flexible and easy to transport and install.
5. Effective filtration properties: high filtration rates make the material ideal for filtering soil and preventing erosion and other negative processes.
Application:
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Water Protection Technologies: Geotextiles made from PET are ideal for use in water protection systems such as rivers, dams and reservoirs. It effectively controls seepage, prevents landslides and protects against erosion. |
Foundation Construction: PET geotextiles can be used to strengthen soil layers, protect against seepage, conserve soil, and increase foundation stability, which contributes to its reliability. |
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Road construction: PET geotextiles are used to strengthen and stabilize road surfaces, which reduces the risk of cracking and settlement, and extends the life of road structures. |
Mines and Landfills: PET geotextiles can be used for integrated mine management, landfill reinforcement and infiltration protection, helping to reduce soil and groundwater contamination. |
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Agroforestry: PET geotextiles have applications in agroforestry, such as windbreaks and insulation, soil moisture retention, and soil care to promote crop growth and yield. |
