Geotextile Mat

Geotextile Mat is a new type of geosynthetic material made by melting and laying random fibers, featuring high pressure resistance, large pore density, and water collection and horizontal drainage capabilities. Its composition structure consists of a three-dimensional geotextile core, with needle-punched perforated nonwoven geotextile on both sides. The three-dimensional geotextile core can quickly drain groundwater and also has a pore maintenance system that can block capillary water under high loads. Additionally, it serves as an isolation and reinforcement function.

1. Geotextile mat is a new type of geosynthetic material made by melting and laying random fibers. It features high pressure resistance, large pore density, and functions of water collection and horizontal drainage.

2. When geotextile mats are compounded with non-woven geotextiles, they can effectively channel collected rainwater that has permeated the soil cover or waste water emitted from the yard beneath the buried, sealed cover layer. Utilizing their unique drainage capabilities, the water is orderly released through the interlayer of the geotextile mats as per engineering specifications, preventing clogging. Consequently, it avoids potential sliding issues that could arise from the soil cover layer becoming saturated with water.

3. Geotextile mats can both drain and release biogas produced by fermentation in soil (especially waste and refuse), making them particularly suitable for use in landfill sites.

4. When combined with HDPE, the geotextile mat effectively protects the HDPE film from being pierced.