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These
products are effective in most all soils, especially silty and
clayey environments. |
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Geotextiles
show excellent chemical compatibility with various leachates. |
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Extends
road and railway life by stabilizing subgrades and prevents
the fouling of ballast beneath railway tracks. |
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Consider
a nonwoven geotextile for: |
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subsurface
drainage |
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roadway
separation |
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railroad
stabilization |
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hard
armor underlayment |
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ashalt
overlay |
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geomembrane
protection |
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gas
venting |
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drainage
systems |
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DESIGN
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Environmental Engineering Applications: |
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Geomembrane
Protection
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Heavy weight
nonwovens (Geotex 1001, 1201, 1601) cushion and protect geomembranes
from damage by sharp objects, elevating puncture, impact and
abrasion resistance. |
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Drainage
Systems
- When
laminated to a geonet to make a drainage composite, creating the ability to move liquids to sumps as required by design. |
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Gas
Venting
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Geocomposites also provide collection and lateral transmission
of liquids and gases that may build up beneath flexible geomembranes
used in the closure and capping of waste facilities. |
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