Protection
Nonwoven geotextile 200 g/m²
UV-stabilized, needle-punched polypropylene with tensile and puncture resistance.
Separation, protection, and drainage
Geotextiles, geonets, and geocomposites
Materials for separation, filtration, reinforcement, drainage, and mechanical protection in containment and infrastructure systems.
Hydraulic and mechanical functions determine material configuration
Functional layers that protect and stabilize the system
Geotextiles, geonets, and geocomposites perform different functions within a geosynthetic solution: separating materials, filtering, protecting a barrier, reinforcing a structure, or conveying liquids and gases.
Selection must relate the required function to the contacting soil, loads, expected flow, and construction sequence. An appropriate specification avoids treating products designed for different conditions as equivalent.
Products in this family
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View data sheetDrainage
Drainage geonet 5 mm
Biplanar high-density polyethylene structure with high flow capacity under low load.
Common applications
- Geomembrane protection
- Liquid and gas drainage
- Separation of soils and granular layers
- Road, hydraulic, and sanitation works
Selection criteria
Mass per unit area is not enough to define a geotextile, and thickness alone does not define drainage. Hydraulic properties, mechanical strength, flow capacity, and compatibility between system layers must be reviewed.
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Project integration
Material function must be maintained during installation
Ground preparation, overlaps, and equipment traffic can alter expected performance if they are not coordinated from the start. The procedure must prevent contamination, displacement, folds, and damage before subsequent layers are placed.
Drainage solutions also require review of core continuity, outlets, connections, and confinement pressure. For protection and filtration, soil contact and gradation determine the required opening size and strength.
Questions before specifying
Initial answers to organize the available information. The final definition must consider the particular conditions of each project.
- Does mass per unit area alone define a geotextile?
- No. It is a reference value, but selection must consider strength, puncture resistance, apparent opening size, permeability, and function within the system.
- What is the difference between a geonet and a geocomposite?
- A geonet functions as a drainage core. A geocomposite combines that core with geotextiles or other layers to provide filtration, protection, or a specific configuration.
- What information is needed to select drainage?
- Expected flow, slope, confinement pressure, flow length, contact type, and the intended arrangement for collecting and removing liquids or gases.
Define supply from actual project conditions
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Assess requirementMore than supply
The product can be integrated with technical review, logistics coordination, and on-site execution according to the project scope.
Technical consulting
Review of function, site information, and system compatibility.
Geosynthetics supply
Material selection and coordination according to the project schedule.
Project logistics
Scheduling shipments and receiving rolls according to the installation sequence.