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Are geomembrane and geotextile the same thing?

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2020-07-14 15:46

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Geotextile has excellent temperature resistance. Anti-cracking geotextile can not only coagulate or soften at a temperature of about 150 ℃, but also adhere to normal operation. The experience indicates that the fiberglass polyester geotextile has the best function.
 
Many people who are not very familiar with geomembrane and geotextile always confuse the two products. Those who know them clearly know the difference between the two. It is no wonder that after all, geomembrane and geotextile are not easy to be consumed by the public, so it is natural to distinguish them from each other. In order to clearly explain geomembrane and geotextile to everyone, it is very easy to distinguish the picture from the appearance:
 
Application of Geotextile in Road Slope Protection
 
Do you feel that it is very easy to distinguish geomembrane and geotextile? Only know their appearance is not to understand them, the following I will explain to you from several aspects of them, let you thoroughly understand what is geomembrane, what is geotextile:
 
First of all: from the raw materials to distinguish, geotextile using polyester, polypropylene, acrylic, nylon and other processing of non-woven fabric; geomembrane using high low density polyethylene, EVA and other processing of impermeable membrane;
 
Secondly: from the use to distinguish, the main role of geotextile: seepage control, filtration, drainage, isolation, reinforcement, protection, sealing and other functions; the main role of geomembrane: seepage control, isolation, reinforcement, crack prevention, reinforcement, horizontal drainage and other anti-seepage;
Finally: from the application field to distinguish, geotextile is mainly used in: roads, railways, airports, rivers, slope protection, maintenance, landscaping and other projects; Geomembrane is mainly used in: farms, sewage treatment plants, landfills, tailings storage, channel seepage control, dam seepage control and subway projects;

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