What are the uses of composite drainage mesh?
Release time:
Jan 03,2024
Composite Drainage Mesh is a 3D geotechnical engineering mesh double sided combined geotextile, combining geotextile and geonet together to provide a "filter-drainage-protection" effect.
Composite Drainage Mesh is a 3D geotechnical engineering mesh double sided combined geotextile, combining geotextile and geonet together to provide a "filter-drainage-protection" effect.
The three-dimensional structure of the core of the composite drainage mesh can withstand high compressive loads throughout its use and maintain a considerable thickness, thus providing good electrical conductivity. Made from high density polyethylene, the ribs are extruded through a special head with a large rigid center rib to form a rectangular drainage channel.
The three ribs are arranged at specific spacing and angles to form a three-dimensional spatial structure with drainage guide channels. The three layers of ribs forming the drainage network have high longitudinal and transverse tensile and compressive strengths. The drainage channel formed between the three layers of ribs is not easily deformed under high loads.
Can prevent the geotextile fabric embedded in the geonet core, to ensure smooth drainage, three-dimensional composite drainage network combination, geotextile anti-filtration and geonet drainage and three-dimensional composite drainage network, the three-dimensional structure of the core of the net, in the whole process of use, the role of protection. Channel. Three ribs are arranged at a specific spacing and angle to form a three-dimensional spatial structure with drainage guide channel.
High-density polyethylene as raw material, through a special machine head extruded ribs, the middle ribs have greater rigidity, the formation of rectangular drainage to provide a complete Anti-filtration - drainage - protection, efficacy.
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