Geocomposite
An advanced geosynthetic material created by combining two or more
types of geosynthetics (such as Geotextile, Geogrid, or
Geomembrane) into a single integrated material.
This combination enhances performance and delivers comprehensive
solutions for soil-related
challenges and structural engineering applications in one product.
Key properties for durable structures
- Drainage accelerates subsurface drainage and rapidly dissipates excess water pressure.
- Separation & Filtration keeps the existing subgrade from being contaminated and holds fine soil particles in place.
- Reinforcement increases load-bearing capacity and distributes tensile forces.
Key Characteristics & Functions
- Drainage: Efficiently drains water or liquids from beneath soil layers, such as through Prefabricated Vertical Drains (PVD).
- Filtration & Separation: Prevents soil particles from migrating into and clogging drainage systems, while separating materials with different particle sizes.
- Reinforcement: Enhances the strength and tensile resistance of soil layers and road structures.
Designed to meet a wide range of civil engineering applications, including drainage systems behind retaining walls, reinforcement of pavement layers and road structures, erosion protection for riverbanks, shorelines, and embankments, as well as subsurface drainage systems for parks and sports facilities.
