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How are Geotextiles used

Do you know in which all places geotextile is used? If not, then you don’t have to worry as by reading this blog, you can find all the applications where you can use the geotextile. If you want to buy geotextile for your business, then you should reach out to Rajdhani Syntex, the eminent geobag manufacturer in India . Difference between Woven and non-Woven Geotextile Do you know what the difference between woven and non-woven geotextile/ If no, then it is not hard to find is? Woven geotextile is constructed from the interlaced yarn, polypropylene and other fibers; however, non-woven geotextile is made of needled punched synthetic fibers. One can say that the woven geotextile is semi-impermeable, that is it has a lower flow-through rate. The non-woven geotextile is permeable and has a higher drain through flow rate. The woven geotextile has high tensile strength and load capacity, which are commonly used in road construction. The woven fabric is excellent for the stabilization and r

Different Types of Geotextile

If we talk about Geotextile, then one cannot ignore the fact that Rajdhani Syntex is the best Geobag manufacturer in India . They are famous when it comes to the manufacturing of geotextile and Geobags as they have years of experience in this field. However, let's continue to discuss different types of geotextiles. One can classify geotextile in two ways, and they are according to the manufacture and time of use. Types of Geotextile Based on Manufacture One can manufacture by weaving or by knitting it or by using the nonwoven technologies. One can classify geotextile in the following ways: ✔      Woven Geotextiles With the interlacement of the two sets of yarns that too at the right angle through the knitting process, then woven geotextiles are produced. These textiles have higher modulus and strength in the weft and warp direction, and at rupture, they have low elongation. ✔      Non-woven Geotextiles These geotextiles are made from continuous filaments or the staple