Geotextile as Highway Reinforcement
Geotextile is a man-made technology that has been widely used to improve the quality of road construction, including geotextile highway reinforcement. Geotextile is one of the most widely used geosynthetic materials. It looks like an ordinary textile and consists of synthetic fibers that are flexible and free from the shrinkage problems of natural fiber materials […]
Non-Woven Geotextile for Steel Pipe Protection
Steel transmission pipelines installed in mountainous areas often face significant risks during construction and throughout their service life. One of the biggest challenges is geotextile pipe protection: shielding the pipe and its outer coating from scratches, impacts and other mechanical damage. Today, the pipeline industry uses various additional mechanical protection systems, including non-woven geotextile made […]
Vertical Garden with Non-Woven Geotextile
A vertical garden is a garden in which plants are arranged vertically (upwards) on an upright surface. A non-woven geotextile vertical garden is an efficient option for homeowners who want a garden but lack enough land, because it uses the wall as the growing medium. An affordable, flexible, strong, effective vertical garden system that is […]
Football Field Drainage System with Subdrain Geopipe
The pitch is one of the most important factors in a football match. Standing water caused by natural factors (rain) is a major obstacle, so a football field drainage system that lets water soak away is essential to prevent it. Read also Geopipe Product One solution to prevent standing water on the pitch is a […]
Concrete Curing with Geotextile
Virofelt polyester non-woven geotextile is designed to improve concrete curing on roads. For geotextile concrete curing, the non-woven geotextile is soaked with water and used to cover the concrete structure as soon as pouring is finished. This keeps the concrete from losing water while it hardens. Using geotextile makes the concrete surface more durable, denser […]
Non-Woven Geotextile for Stronger Toll Roads
Project Background: Why Use Geotextile for Toll Roads on Unstable Subgrade Every toll road project inevitably faces one troublesome natural enemy that makes geotextile for toll roads essential: water and unstable subgrade conditions. Imagine building a road on clay or silty soil. During heavy rainfall, the groundwater table rises. If the aggregate base course (crushed […]