The main function of Fiberglass Geocomposite

Release time：2025-10-05    Click：11

　　The main function of Fiberglass Geocomposite in slope protection is to provide reinforcement. The spacing, layer number, and orientation of the Fiberglass Geocomposite layers need to be carefully designed.

　　Spacing: The vertical spacing between the layers of Fiberglass Geocomposite affects the distribution of tensile forces in the soil. Generally, closer spacing can provide more effective reinforcement, but it also increases the cost. The spacing should be determined based on the slope's characteristics and the load conditions.

　　Layer Number: The number of Fiberglass Geocomposite layers depends on the slope's height, angle, and the required level of reinforcement. Higher and steeper slopes usually require more layers of reinforcement.

　　Orientation: The Fiberglass Geocomposite should be placed in a way that aligns with the direction of the principal tensile forces in the soil. In most cases, it is placed horizontally along the slope surface to resist the down - slope movement of the soil.

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