Geonet for better ground performance

Release time：2025-10-31    Click：72

　　A geonet is a geosynthetic material made up of integrally linked parallel sets of ribs that are layered atop identical sets at varying angles to allow liquids or gases to drain in-plane. Geonets can be used to gather liquids or gases. All applications that need drainage/collection of gas and leachates (mine and landfill) as well as filtering of sediments contained within these liquids are typical uses for these items. has been particularly designed for use in high-load applications such as landfill cells and other areas where compression resistance is essential.

　　Geonets are used in road construction, restoration, and repair to improve the condition of the road surface, reduce washboard development, and primary and secondary reflected cracking. Geonets are a mesh structure made up of overlapping threads/bands (ranging in diameter from 3 to 15 mm) arranged at a constant angle (60-90°). This produces holes with a width ranging from 10 to 200 mm. They’re made by either pressing a thermoplastic polymer (typically high-strength polyethylene) or welding threads/bands together.

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