Geotextile 300

What does geotextile 300 mean and where is it used?

Geotextile dornite 300, in most cases, means its density, i.e. The weight of the geotextile is 300 grams per square meter. If the cloth is woven (geotextile), this parameter will mean breaking characteristics of 300 kN / m2. The most common abbreviations are the following types: geotextile IP 300, geotextile PP 300, geotextile PE 300, geotextile IGP 300, or geotextile 300/100 (geotextile).

Non-woven fabric (without thermal bonding) Geotextile 300 has the following minimum characteristics:

Geotextile surface density - 300 g / m2;

Breaking load not less than - 300 N / m;

Elongation at break is 70%.

Of course, the characteristics of the geotextile may vary depending on the raw materials used, polypropylene or polyester, and also on the production technology, in this example, the lowest values ​​are shown for secondary raw materials.

Non-woven geotextile cloth with a surface density of 300 grams per meter is used in the following areas:

• To strengthen slopes with a geogrid;
• As a structural interlayer with gabion structures;
• Filter for drainage systems and pipes;
• On sports grounds and football fields;
• In landscape design;
• In pedestrian areas;
• The device of a soft roof;
• Protection of geomembranes.

Thermal fixed geotextile 300 g / m2 is used:

• Parking for trucks;
• Access roads for heavy transport;
• Highway and motorway;
• Runways;
• Railways;
• Drains drainage;
• Drainage systems;
• Protection against weeds, etc.
• Protection of foundations;
• Landfills for disposal of solid waste;
• Drainage for bulk dams;
• Protection of geomembranes.

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