GEOTEXTILES

    What are Geotextiles?

    Laminar, flexible, and porous textiles primarily made from polypropylene or polyester, consisting of polymeric fibers joined together through weaving, needling, or thermal bonding. These textiles are designed with specific characteristics of strength and porosity to be used in solving various geotechnical problems related to filtration, drainage, protection, stabilization, reinforcement, and soil separation.

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    Types of Geotextiles

    Geotextiles are classified in two main kinds, by its function and fabrication process: woven and non woven

    Woven Geotextile

    They are made from monofilaments or multifilaments, depending on the specifications required for each application. The fibers are oriented in two main directions: the warp threads, which extend parallel to the length of the geotextile panel (i.e., in the machine direction), and the weft threads, which run perpendicular to this length. This interlacing of the two directions allows the resulting material to have high strength and modulus in both the warp and weft directions, leading to optimal performance.

    Non Woven Geotextile

    They are manufactured either from continuous filaments or from staple fibers. The fibers are generally randomly oriented within the plane of the geotextiles, but preferential orientation can be achieved.

    In the spun bonding process, the filaments are extruded and laid directly onto a moving belt to form the web, which is then bonded either by heat or by needling, where the fibers are mechanically entangled.

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    Geotextiles functions

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    Separation

    They prevent migration and mixing of coarse materials with fine materials.

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    Reinforcement and Stabilization

    They add tensile stress to soft soils, thereby increasing their bearing capacity.

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    Filtration

    They retain soil particles with diameters larger than their pores, allowing water to pass through.

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    Drainage

    They evacuate water and gases from the underlying soil through their plane, preventing damage from the pore pressure they generate.

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    Protection

    Buffers/avoids direct contact with a surface.

    Geotextiles Applications

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    Secondary Containments

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    Landfills

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    Erosion Control

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    Heap Leach Pads

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    Tunnels

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    Retaining Walls

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    Foundations

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    Roads

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