Composite Drainage Layer Installation: Geonet-to-Geotextile Connections, Compression and Outlet Details

Ensure that the water core is continuously filtered, the soil is completely filtered, and the soil is not compressed or blocked until it is covered.

Ensure that the water core is continuously filtered, the soil is completely filtered, and the soil is not compressed or blocked until it is covered.

Construction lessons

Procurement and Acceptance Checklists

The checkpointControl requirementsDelivery of evidence
Core network connectionContinuous coupled, uninterrupted flowHidden photos
The clay cloth is attachedThe width is designed to be clean and clean.The record is being checked
Exporting nodesFixed, Feedback, Reverse Flow, CheckableNodule acceptance

Construction lessons

Common risks and addressing them

  • Vehicle directly pressurizedPermanent compression of the core causes a decrease in the water conductivity.
  • The substrate enters the mold from the picklingThe building is now closed and difficult to repair.

Construction lessons

Steps to landing

  1. Line to determine flowThe newly built section is being built from low-level exits upstream.
  2. Connecting the core and the layerThe first is to avoid the overlap of the core into a local bump.
  3. Filling up the layersThe minimum coverage thickness and equipment route are specified.

Construction lessons

Customer pain points and project conclusions

The acceptance focus of the combined drainage layer is on continuous waterways rather than surface flatness. The direction of the laying should be in the direction of the drainage, the core network connection must not form a rupture, the geotextile is attached to prevent the entry of fine materials; mechanical walking and concentrated stacking must be controlled, the drainage exits must be set for feedback, fixed and repair conditions.

Need a Geotextile Quotation?

Prepare the mass or tensile specification, purchase quantity, project application and destination port.