Product Introduction
Composite Geogrids are formed by combining different types of geogrids or geotextiles, each contributing unique characteristics to create a versatile and high-performance product.
To manufacture composite geogrids, these materials are combined together, usually with a bonding process. The resulting product exhibits a combination of the properties of each material, offering enhanced strength and performance characteristics.
Composite geogrids are known for their ability to provide multi-directional reinforcement, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. They improve the load-bearing capacity of soils and construction materials by effectively distributing applied loads and reducing stress concentrations, thereby minimizing settlement and enhancing overall stability.
The multi-layered structure of composite geogrids enables them to perform optimally under varying stress conditions.
Fiberglass Geogrid + Geo Textitile Composite Material
The fiberglass geogrid complex geocloth is the non-infiltrationthe materials base of fiberglass geogrid and geocloth. To prevent road surface crack caused by foundation crack reflection. The chemistry stability is good, the hot-stability is good, anti-weary dehiscence, anti-low temperature shrinkage crack, postponement reduction reflection crack.
Product Features
1. Breadth 1.0m-6.5m, the weight is 200-1500mg/m.
2. Tensile, slitting-resistant, bursting, and other indicators of high physical and mechanical properties.
3. The compound earthwork membrane uses geocloth as the basic; therefore it has geocloth to isolate, draining water, reinforcement, protection, but also has the anti-seepage function.
4. Because it selects the high polymer material, and the technique of production increased the antioxidant, therefore may use in the non-conventional temperature environment.
Product Function
It can be used in the water conservation, the municipal administration, the building, the transportation, the subway, the tunnel, the environmental protection and so on.
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