About Geotextile Fabrics
Nowowfill Nonwoven Geotextile Fabrics are engineered from polypropylene or polyester fibers using needle-punching or thermal bonding techniques. These fabrics offer superior filtration, separation, drainage, and soil reinforcement properties, making them essential in civil and geotechnical projects. They prevent soil erosion, enhance load distribution, and improve structural stability in roads, railways, embankments, and landfills, ensuring long-lasting performance and environmental protection in infrastructure applications.
Exceptional Durability and StrengthCrafted from premium polyester, our geotextile fabric boasts remarkable tear resistance and longevity, even when exposed to challenging site conditions. This ensures reliable separation and filtration across drainage applications, providing peace of mind and reduced maintenance requirements on every project.
Environmentally Responsible EngineeringBeing lightweight and environmentally friendly, our geotextile fabric minimizes site disturbance and encourages sustainable construction practices. Its recyclable attributes make it suitable for eco-conscious projects, helping meet green building standards without sacrificing performance or quality.
FAQs of Geotextile Fabrics:
Q: How is geotextile fabric typically used in drainage and filtration applications?
A: Geotextile fabric is widely employed as a separation and filtration layer in drainage systems, helping to prevent soil mixing while allowing water to pass freely. In construction and landscaping projects, it stabilizes soil around drainage pipes or beneath roadways and embankments.
Q: What makes this particular geotextile fabric environmentally friendly?
A: This fabric is manufactured from recyclable polyester and is designed to minimize environmental impact. Its lightweight properties reduce transportation emissions and site disruption, while its long lifespan cuts down on replacement waste.
Q: When should I use a geotextile fabric with 200 GSM and a plain georgette texture?
A: A 200 GSM, plain-textured geotextile is ideal for medium-duty applications requiring drainage, filtration, and separation, such as under roadbeds, landscaping, and embankment support, where moderate strength and permeability are necessary.
Q: Where is this geotextile fabric commonly installed?
A: The fabric is most commonly used beneath roads, pavements, railway lines, and drainage trenches. It is also widely used in landscaping for garden beds and as a filler material to stabilize soil structures.
Q: What is the process for installing geotextile fabric in a drainage project?
A: Installation typically involves preparing the subgrade, unrolling the fabric to fit the desired area, ensuring there are no wrinkles or folds, and overlapping any necessary edges. The fabric is then covered with soil, aggregate, or other materials as required by the drainage design.
Q: What are the main benefits of using polyester non-woven geotextile fabric for these applications?
A: Main advantages include enhanced durability, excellent resistance to tearing, efficient drainage, and environmental safety. The non-woven construction further enables effective filtration and separation in geotechnical projects, leading to lasting structural integrity.