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geotextiles

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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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Some specific topics examined include preparation of poly(lactic acid) and pectin composite films used in antimicrobial packaging, free radical initiation in polymers under exposure to nitrogen oxides, a novel technique for measurement of electrospun nanofiber, and technological advances in geotextiles.
There are various types of geosynthetics such as geotextiles (GT), geogrids (GG), geomembranes (GM), geonets (GN), geocomposites (GC), geosynthetic clay liners (GCL), geopipes (GP), geofoam (GF), geotubes, geocells, etc.
In 2001, geotextiles accounted for the largest share of demand, with approximately 75 percent of volume sales.
 
 
 
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