Polypropylene geotextile-丙纶土工布

Machine woven geotextile is mainly used in railway roadbed construction, highway roadbed construction, various construction site foundations, embankment soil retention, sand and soil loss interception, tunnel waterproofing membrane use, urban green flower engineering use, underground garage waterproofing, waterproofing material substrate, artificial lakes, water pools, anti-seepage and waterproofing use, clay liner, and can also be used in concrete foundation cushion, Especially when geological instability leads to uneven settlement, machine woven geotextiles are used. Machine woven needle punched geotextiles have good water conductivity and strong tensile strength. They can form a filtering and drainage effect inside the fill soil, prevent soil loss, and enhance the structural strength of the building and its solid foundation. The product has good dimensional stability, anti-aging, crack resistance, flexibility, and is not afraid of mold. It is a new material without volatile odor.

Machine woven geotextile has the characteristics of good adaptability, easy assembly with the original slope surface, convenient construction, economical cost, one-time forming, and underwater operation. The quality of the mold bag is the quality before the single layer is sewn, and the tensile strength of the mold bag fabric is the index without ribs,

The final molding of the mold bag needs to be made according to the engineering design requirements, and the engineering unit needs to provide design drawings or sewing drawings with relevant dimensions.

1. Machine woven geotextile uses high-strength industrial synthetic fibers such as polypropylene, polyester, and nylon as raw materials, with high original strength. After being woven, it forms a regular interwoven structure, further improving its comprehensive bearing capacity.

2. Durability: The synthetic fiber of woven geotextile is characterized by its resistance to denaturation, decomposition, and weathering. Can maintain its original characteristics for a long time.

3. Corrosion resistance: Synthetic fibers of woven geotextiles generally have acid, alkali, insect, and mold resistance.

4. Waterborne: Woven fabrics can effectively control their structural pores to achieve a certain degree of water permeability