Geocomposite for Road Construction and Landslide Control
Composite geotextile (geocomposite) is a combined material made of non-woven geotextile and high-strength polyester yarn woven in 2 directions. It functions as reinforcement and separation at the same time and can carry water horizontally [in-plane drainage].
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Advantages of geocomposite geotextile:
- UV resistant.
- Resistant to chemicals.
- Cost-effective.
- Flexible and fairly easy to install.
- Withstands all weather conditions.
- Strong and durable.
Applications of geocomposite geotextile:
- Road construction
- Landslide control
- Slope reinforcement
- Coastal reclamation
- Airport construction (runways, taxiways, aprons)
- Embankment reinforcement
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