Non Woven Geotextile Fabric

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Non Woven Geotextile Fabric Specification

Material
Polypropylene (PP) / Polyester (PET)

Georgette Texture
Non Woven

Georgette Style
Needle Punched, Plain

Characteristics
High Strength, Tear Resistant, Permeable, UV Stabilized

Application
Road Construction, Filtration, Drainage, Civil Engineering, Erosion Control

Length x Width
50 m x 2 m (customizable)

Color Detail
Standard White, Other colors available on request

Disposable
Yes

Color
White

Thickness
1.0 mm 3.0 mm

About Non Woven Geotextile Fabric

Non-woven geotextile fabric serves a number of purposes and is a crucial component of numerous civil engineering projects, including those involving the building of roads, railroads, ships, and agricultural engineering. Staple fiber or slit film is converted into non-woven geotextile fabric by needle punching or thermal bonding.

Engineered for Strength and Durability

Manufactured from polypropylene or polyester, this non woven geotextile fabric provides high tensile strength and elongation, making it ideal for heavy-duty filtration, separation, and reinforcement. Its non woven, needle-punched structure enhances tear resistance and ensures durability under load, whether in roadbeds or civil engineering projects.

Optimized for Filtration and Drainage

Offering permeability rates of 120 l/m/s and superior water flow, this geotextile fabric is designed to maintain effective drainage while preventing soil migration. Its balance between strength and filtration makes it suitable for subsoil drainage systems, erosion control, and infrastructure protection in both temporary and permanent installations.

Versatility in Application

Suitable for use in road construction, drainage projects, erosion control, and various civil engineering tasks, this fabric is available in customizable lengths and colors. Its resistance to chemicals, UV exposure, and climatic extremes ensures reliable performance across varied environments and demanding project requirements.

FAQs of Non Woven Geotextile Fabric:

Q: How is non woven geotextile fabric commonly used in construction and civil engineering?

A: Non woven geotextile fabric is utilized for soil separation, filtration, drainage, and reinforcement. It is commonly placed under roads, embankments, or behind retaining walls to enhance structural stability, control erosion, and facilitate water management in civil engineering projects.

Q: What are the advantages of using polypropylene or polyester in geotextile fabric manufacturing?

A: Polypropylene (PP) and polyester (PET) impart high strength, chemical resistance, and durability to geotextile fabric. These materials ensure the product withstands harsh acids, alkalis, UV exposure, and wide temperature ranges, providing reliable long-term performance in diverse environments.

Q: When should I choose a heavier gsm (grams per square meter) geotextile fabric?

A: A heavier gsm geotextile (closer to 500 gsm) is suitable for applications demanding enhanced strength, tear resistance, and protectionsuch as high-load roadbeds or areas with aggressive soil movement. Lighter gsm fabrics can be used for lighter drainage or filtration tasks.

Q: Where can this geotextile fabric be installed for effective results?

A: This fabric is effectively installed under roads, railways, embankments, drainage trenches, and in slope stabilization or erosion control zones. Its application also extends to landscaping, retaining walls, and waste containment sites, adapting to a wide range of ground conditions.

Q: How does the fabrics water flow rate and permittivity influence its performance?

A: With a water flow rate over 120 l/m/s and permittivity of 0.81.5 sec, the fabric allows rapid drainage while trapping fine soil particles, promoting filtration and preventing clogs in drainage systems. This optimizes water movement and soil retention simultaneously.

Q: What is the process for packaging and delivering this geotextile fabric?

A: Each roll is straight- or ultrasonically-cut, typically measuring 50 m x 2 m (customizable), and is securely packed in polyethylene wrap to protect from contamination and moisture during storage or transport. Custom lengths and colors are also available upon request.

Q: What benefits does UV stabilization offer for outdoor applications?

A: UV stabilization significantly extends the materials lifespan when exposed to sunlight by minimizing degradation caused by ultraviolet rays, making the fabric suitable for long-term outdoor installations such as road foundations, slopes, and embankments.

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