Geotextile Can Improve The Bearing Capacity Of Soil Foundations?

Geotextile is a new type of building material. The raw material is polyester, polyester, polypropylene and other polymer synthetic fibers. Generally speaking, it has the outstanding advantages of high strength, anti - aging, acid and alkali resistance, good flexibility, convenient construction, low investment and high efficiency.

At present, the most commonly used non woven geotextiles in engineering are polyester staple fiber geotextiles and polyester filament geotextiles. So what is the role of these two nonwoven geotextiles in engineering? Nonwoven Geotextiles

For the first separation, geotextile fabric non woven can effectively prevent the mixing of soil and materials, thereby avoiding mixing of different materials or soil erosion and thus protecting soft soil foundations. Secondly, the geotextile Non Woven Fabric can make the water flow freely and without pressure, but it can prevent the loss of fine soil particles, thus avoiding the instability and erosion of some projects. Laying a geotextile filter layer between the embankment and the protective masonry can prevent soil erosion and river bank collapse. The third reinforcement effect: Non woven geotextile can spread the vehicle load over a larger area and reduce the load pressure on the foundation. Under the load, the soft soil foundation will deform.

Due to the certain toughness and ductility of the geotextile, the non woven geotextile fabric will deform and embed into the soil foundation. Thus the whole system will form a continuous structure, improve the stability of the structure, and improve the bearing capacity of the soil foundation.