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geotextiles [¦jē·ō¦tek‚stīlz]
(civil engineering)
Woven or nonwoven fabrics used with foundations, soils, rock, earth, or other geotechnical material as an integral part of a manufactured project, structure, or system. Also known as civil engineering fabrics; erosion control cloth; filter fabrics; support membranes.


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New York) was separated from compacted clay loam subsoil by a woven geotextile in 102-liter containers.
Donald O'Callaghan has joined the company as customer service manager; he will be responsible for managing the customer service department, building and maintaining client relationships and serving as the primary point of contact for all post-sale activities with distributors of geotextile and agrotextile fabrics.
DefenCell is a geotextile polymer structure that has great strength, not just because of the textile's properties, but because of the cellular form of each unit.
 
 
 
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