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Geotextile
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Geotextile are synthetic fabrics that are used in civil engineering, construction, and environmental projects to improve the soil properties and add to the structural stability along with filtration, drainage, and reinforcement functions. They are widely used in various applications, such as roads, dams, drainage systems, and erosion control. They are designed to resist stressors of environment, including UV radiation, moisture, and temperature changes, for long performance.
Geobags
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Geobags refer to large bags that are made of geotextile fabric and are often used in erosion control, coast protection, and stabilization of soils. For quite a number of applications, where the traditional methods of concrete or rock riprap would be impractical and too expensive, geobags prove to be the way forward. Their ease of use, flexibility, and its tailor-made approach to quite a wide range of applications make geobags an indispensable tool in modern construction and environmental engineering.
Geotubes
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Geotubes are large, tubular containers made from heavy-duty geotextile fabric and have wide applications such as erosion control, sediment dewatering, coastal protection, and environmental restoration. Such geotubes are manufactured from strong, UV-resistant, and weather-resistant geotextile fabrics often from polypropylene or polyester material, especially useful in applications that include erosion control, sediment dewatering, coastal protection, and flood management.
Geocell
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A Geocell is a three-dimensional (3D) geosynthetic material that is used to reinforce soil, stabilize slopes, prevent erosion, and improve load-bearing capacity. These are highly versatile, and their applications range in civil engineering, environmental protection, and construction. Flexibility, environmental benefits, and ease of installation attribute to the popularity of geocells for civil engineering projects, infrastructure development, and environmental restoration efforts.
Plastic Cell Filled Concrete
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Construction Cell Fill may readily be restored with minimal work and expense when the personal block fails. Because growing or shrinking joints are not required, joint preservation is removed. When compared to standard CC pavements, collection consumption is over 50% lower. Recycled plastic is used.

Geomembrane
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A Geomembrane is a type of synthetic membrane, used primarily for lining applications where waterproofing or containment is required. They are commonly used in environmental engineering, waste management, mining, and civil construction to avoid harming the surrounding environment through leakage of harmful substances. They offer a reliable, cost-effective, and very durable solution for containing liquids, gases, and contaminants, protecting the environment from harmful substances.
Geogrid
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Geogrid is formerly solely employed in the building of retaining walls. Due to the rigidity and strength of the ribs, the perforations allow for strike-through of the cover soil material, which then interlocks with the ribs, enabling confinement of the overlaying granular/soil material.

Double Twishted Hexagonal Gabions
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Double Twishted Hexagonal Gabions are wire mesh boxes used for diverse applications in civil engineering, construction, and landscaping. Being flexible, the double twisted hexagonal gabions can be applied on diverse terrains, regardless of whether it's uneven or shifting. They may be filled with natural stones or any other material and are mainly designed to form powerful barriers that endure erosion and slope stabilization as well as for structural purposes.
Drainage Cell
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A Drainage Cell is a plastic, three-dimensional drainage system; it is a modular system that manages and aids in the movement of water in many construction and landscaping applications. It is typically made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), polypropylene (PP), or other durable, weather-resistant materials. Their design is the module kind, with lasting capability and facilitation of efficient water flow. They can be used on green roofs, in landscaping, parking lots, sports fields, and for other purposes to control erosion.
Geocomposite
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A Geocomposite is an artificial material used in geotechnical or civil engineering to join two or more geosynthetic materials into a single product, such as geotextiles, geomembranes, geonets, and geogrids. They are engineered to enhance the functionality of several geosynthetics integrated into a single, multifunctional product. They find usage in vast civil engineering structures such as road construction, landfills, erosion control, and environmental containment systems.
Geonet
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Geonet is widely used in various applications like soft foundation treatment, slope protection, coastal slope protection, reservoir bottom reinforcement, geonet earthquake, and other projects. This has an extruded three-dimensional bi-planar core constructed of virgin high-density polyethylene for high-load flow.

 

Geopipe
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A Geopipe is a specialized pipe used by geotechnical and civil engineers mainly in drainage, water management, and environmental protection systems. They were engineered to be durable with reliability against environmental aggression which could relate to corrosion, abrasion, and chemical exposure. Given the strength, resistance to environmental factors, and cost-effectiveness, geopipes are integral parts of sustainable civil engineering and environmental protection projects.




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