Description
Geonets, also known as geospacers, are an essential part of geosynthetics, specifically designed for efficient drainage applications. Composed of intersecting polymeric ribs arranged at acute angles, geonets form a net-like structure with large apertures, allowing for effective fluid conveyance. These ribs create an open, flexible grid that provides superior flow capacity, making geonets ideal for draining liquids, gases, and leachates. With exceptional durability and resistance to chemical exposure, they are commonly used in landfills, retaining walls, and under roadways to manage subsurface water flow. Geonets provide a reliable solution for managing drainage challenges, ensuring the longevity and stability of civil engineering projects.
| FUNCTIONS | APPLICATION |
| Drainage | Water Drainage Behind Retaining Walls |
| Water Drainage of Speeing Rock Slopes | |
| Water Drainage Beneath Sport Fields | |
| Water Drainage of Frost-susceptible Soils | |
| Water Drainage Beneath Building Foundations | |
| Water Drainage of Plaza Decks | |
| Leachate Drainage of Landfill Side Slopes | |
| Leachate Drainage Above Landfill Liners | |
| Surface Water Drainage Within Landfill Caps | |
| As a Drainage Blanket Beneath a Surcharge Fill |
