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What are geotextiles made of?

Geotextile refers to the woven geotextile fabrics/non-woven geotextile fabrics punched by needles, which can be used for separation, filtration, reinforcement, protection, drainage, etc. It is a popular geotechnical material in civic and engineering projects, for example: it is an essential material to protect geomembrane in landfilling projects; also, it is inevitable for road, bridge and tunnel ...

What is the difference between geotextiles and geomembranes?

Geomembrane and geotextile are both used geotechnical materials .Because they are used geotechnical materials and waterproof materials, and have many similarities, they are actually two completely ...

What is the use of geotextile?

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Bituminous Geomembrane for Landfill Project in Philippines - Case Study

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Albarrie Exhibits at the 2016 IFAI Expo in Charlotte, NC

On October 19th – 21st, 2016 Albarrie headed down to Charlotte, North Carolina to exhibit at the 2016 IFAI Expo. Unique products were featured from all divisions including: Air Filtration Fabrics & Services, Geotextiles, SorbWeb™ ...

Geotextile use in volcanic crater

ANDRITZ Nonwoven introduces latest innovations at IDEA16 in Boston

Tension Creep Testing in Geomembranes

Super water removal technology at Filtration 2014 in Baltimore

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Land Remediation Additives

Attapulgite can be used as part of sustainable waste management and holistic land reclamation practices. Main applications include: Usage as binder stabilization and adsorption of toxic metals in contaminated land and capping of contaminated soils. An innovative "Geosynthetic Reactive Clay (GRC)" consisting of a thin layer of a permeable Geohellas atttapulgite clay sandwiched between two layers ...