Geogrid Mesh

Geogrid mesh is widely used to reinforce soils and other materials in construction applications such as retaining walls, foundation soil and pavement construction, etc. Also known as grid reinforcement, geosynthetic grid, grid stabilizer, grid reinforcement mesh, geo-reinforcement, geotechnical grid, grid structure, soil reinforcement grid, and geosynthetic grid system.

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Typical geogrids include uniaxial and biaxial geogrid with raw materials e.g. Plastic ( PP/PE ), Polyester, Fiberglass, Steel-plastic, and laminate with non-woven geotextile.
 

Application of Geogrid Mesh

EcoGeoX offers a wide range of geo grid mesh solutions tailored to various applications. From uniaxial geogrid mesh designed for soil reinforcement to biaxial geo grid mesh ideal for roads and infrastructure projects, our versatile products provide reliable support and stability for diverse engineering needs:

' Improve roadbed bearing capacity and prolong roadbed life with our geotextile grid.
' Prevent road collapse and crack, keeping the ground neat with geogrid fabric.
' Reinforce soil slope and prevent soil erosion with earth grid.
' Support slope planting mat for landscaping with geotechnical grid.
' Replace metal mesh used in coal mines with our durable geomesh.

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'Enhanced Performance: Geogrid Fabric for Long-Term Service Life
With Geogrid Fabric, EcoGeoX ensures long-term performance and durability. Engineered with high tensile strengths and superior quality materials, our geogrid mesh fabric extends the service life of structures while delivering exceptional soil reinforcement and stability with our geotextile grid.

'Reinforced Structures: Geogrid Mesh Retaining Walls

EcoGeoX's geo grid mesh solutions are the go-to choice for constructing durable and reliable retaining walls. Engineered to withstand high loads and provide reinforcement against soil pressures, our geogrid mesh ensures the structural integrity of retaining walls for enhanced safety and longevity.

'Strength and Durability: High Strength Geogrid Mesh

Experience unmatched strength and durability with EcoGeoX's high-strength geogrid mesh. Our geogrid meshes boast exceptional tensile strengths, making them suitable for demanding applications where structural integrity is paramount. Trust EcoGeoX for reliable geo grid mesh solutions that deliver long-lasting performance.

'Customizable Solutions: Geogrid Mesh Sizes to Suit Your Needs

At EcoGeoX , we understand that one size does not fit all. That's why we offer geogrid mesh solutions in a variety of sizes and configurations to meet your specific project requirements. Whether you need small-scale reinforcement with an earth grid or large-scale infrastructure support with a geotechnical grid, EcoGeoX has the right geomesh size for you.


Types of Geogrid Mesh

The types of Geogrid include biaxial geogrids, steel plastic geogrids, fiberglass geogrids, PET warp knitted geogrids, and etc. EcoGeoX can manufacture and supply the mentioned kinds of geogrid mesh to customers from worldwide with top quality and custom specification for bulk buy.

' Biaxial Geogrid Mesh

Biaxial geogrid is a kind of geogrids. It is made of high polymer. Biaxial geogrid has high strength in both longitudinal and transverse directions. It is made by extrusion, sheet forming, stamping and drawing processes.

The biaxial geogrid has good bearing capacity. It can improve soil structure and prevent soil erosion. This product is often used to prevent road reflections and fatigue cracking. The biaxial geogrid can effectively improve the long-term durability of the roadbed and greatly reduce the cost of road maintenance.

Biaxial geogrid has good resistance to long-term degradation. Suitable for a variety of applications such as embankment reinforcement, wall reinforcement, soil stabilization, slope protection and other permanent load-bearing foundation reinforcement. Contact us for biaxial geogrids detail.

Features of Biaxial Geogrid Mesh

' Good bearing capacity.

' Stable pore size.

' High elastic modulus.

' Small deformation.

' High knot efficiency.

' Install quickly.

' Low maintenance cost.

Applications of Biaxial Geogrid

' For reinforcement of parking lots, haul roads, landfills and airport runways.
' Improve the bearing capacity of railways, highways, and etc.
' Enhance the durability of buildings and structures.
' Prevent landslides and land subsidence.

' Fiberglass Geogrid Mesh

Fiberglass geogrids are new types of geosynthetic materials. It is made of fiberglass filament. This product adopts a unique weaving process. It is coated with a special solution. Fiberglass geogrid has strong tension. It can greatly increase the bearing capacity of the ground and prolong the service life of the road. This material has high tensile strength and good wear resistance. It is suitable for the reinforcement of soft soil, cement, concrete, asphalt, etc. Compared with steel plastic geogrids, glass fiber geogrids has better heat resistance. This material is characterized by excellent thermal stability. It performs well in high heat.

Fiberglass geogrids have long-term structural stability. It is suitable for permanent projects. Fiberglass geogrids are widely used in asphalt pavement, soil stabilization and embankment reinforcement. It can effectively prevent the ground from cracking and subsidence. The application of this product can reduce the thickness of the asphalt covering layer, so that the glassfiber geogrids can greatly reduce the construction cost and engineering investment. Contact us for more details of fiberglass geogrids.

' PET Warp Knitted Geogrid

PET warp knitted PET geogrids are made of PET as raw material, extruded into a rib belt with extremely high tensile strength, and then warp-knitted and welded by an ultrasonic welding machine, so that it has a relatively high longitudinal and lateral direction. High tensile strength direction. This product is mainly used for soil stabilization, roadbed reinforcement, aggregate containment and the performance of improving the compressive capacity of roads. Get more information of PET Warp Knitted Geogrids.

' Steel Plastic Geogrid

Steel-plastic geogrid is also called steel-plastic composite geogrid. It is a geosynthetic material made of high-strength steel. Compared with plastic geogrids, steel-plastic geogrids have higher strength and stronger bearing capacity.

Steel plastic geogrid has excellent corrosion resistance and wear resistance. Damage caused by rolling equipment can be avoided. This geogrid is more durable than plastic geogrids. In addition, the surface of the steel plastic geogrid is rough, which greatly increases the friction coefficient between the geogrid and the soil. Its high friction coefficient increases the bearing capacity and stability of the soil, therefore, the steel-plastic geogrid effectively improves the bearing capacity of the foundation and prevents the lateral displacement of the soil.

Steel plastic geogrids feature a compact grid reinforcement system and excellent long-term performance. Widely used in the reinforcement of retaining walls, slopes, highways, railways, highways, bridge abutments, etc. In addition to general applications, steel-plastic geogrid is an ideal choice for coastal embankment reinforcement due to its excellent corrosion resistance. This product is very economical. It can effectively shorten the project cycle and greatly save the project cost. Contact us to get steel plastic geogrids price.

EcoGeoX has built a reputation of reliability through our dedication to providing consistency of geogrids products and price to our global customers. Now the company is the acknowledged geosynthetics leading manufacturer in China. EcoGeoX is specialized in manufacture and supply of kinds of geogrids including biaxial geogrids, steel plastic geogrids, fiberglass geogrids, PET warp knitted geogrids, and etc.
 

Types of mesh geogrid

A mesh geogrid is a polymer formed into a grid with interconnecting ribs. It is usually placed on the ground to reinforce soil. The mesh geogrids are used in many applications, including road and railway subgrades, asphalt pavements, and soil erosion control. The geogrid improves soil stability by distributing loads over a wider area, reducing rutting and cracking in roads, and extending the lifespan of the infrastructure.

There are two main types of mesh geogrid, namely:

• Uniaxial geogrids: Uniaxial geogrids are oriented in one direction, either longitudinal or horizontal. They are used in applications where soil reinforcement is needed in a single direction. The direction can be chosen based on the project requirements. They are usually used in embankment slopes, retaining walls, and areas with low dynamic loading.
• Biaxial geogrids: Biaxial geogrids have ribs that intersect perpendicularly. They distribute loads in two directions and are used in applications such as road construction, railway subgrades, and foundations. The biaxial geogrids are effective in improving the stability of weak soils and reducing the overall thickness of granular layers in road construction.

Besides the uniaxial and biaxial geogrids, there are also other types of geogrids based on the polymer from which they are made. They include:

• Polypropylene geogrids: They are made of polypropylene polymer. They are lightweight, and their production process is cost-effective. However, they are susceptible to UV radiation and organic solvents. They are mostly used in applications with low reinforcement requirements.
• High-density polyethylene geogrids: These are made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE). They are very durable, have high tensile strength, and are resistant to chemicals and UV radiation. The only drawback is that they are usually heavier and more expensive than other geogrids. They are used in applications where long-term reinforcement is required, such as highways and railways.
• Composite geogrids: These geogrids combine different materials, such as PET and fiberglass. They provide enhanced performance, high tensile strength, lower elongation, and longer service life. The geogrids are very versatile and are used in applications such as airports, heavy traffic roads, and industrial yards.

Function and Feature of Mesh Geogrid

Geogrids, particularly mesh geogrids, are made up of intersecting plastic strands. They look like a net with a pattern of square openings. Engineers use geogrids to help spread the weight of things over the ground. They are used under roads, parking lots, and in places where the ground is not stable.

Mesh geogrids have different features and functions, which include:

• High Strength

  Mesh geogrid is strong and durable. It can carry heavy loads and last a long time. The strands of the geogrid are made from tough materials like high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene. The materials have a high tensile strength. Tough mesh geogrids are essential for projects that need extra strength. They are used in areas that need to be stable, like under roads and railways.

• Lightweight

  Mesh geogrids are not heavy. They are easy to move around and install. Because they are not heavy, they reduce the need for heavy machinery during installation. This makes mesh geogrids a cost-effective option for ground projects. Their lightweight nature also reduces the cost of transportation.

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• Porous Structure

  Mesh geogrids have holes in them. The holes allow water to pass through the mesh geogrid easily. The water can move through the soil and geogrid without getting stuck. This is called drainage. The drainage system helps prevent water from building up on the surface. Good drainage helps keep the ground stable and stops flooding. The porous structure of mesh geogrids makes them a good choice for places that need drainage.

• Soil Interlocking

  The strands of mesh geogrids create a pattern. When people put mesh geogrids on the ground, the soil gets stuck in the patterns. This is called interlocking. The soil interlocking with the geogrid makes both of them work together. Interlocking makes the ground more stable. It spreads the weight from the top over a larger area of the ground. This helps support buildings, roads, and other things without them sinking or shifting.

• UV Resistance

  Mesh geogrids can resist damage from the sun's rays. The sun's rays are also called ultraviolet (UV) radiation. When exposed to UV rays, some plastics can become weak or break. UV-resistant mesh geogrids are a better choice for places where they will be in the sun for a long time. The UV resistance helps them last longer and work better.

Scenarios of mesh geogrid

Mesh geogrid is used in various civil engineering and construction applications and projects. The applications are as follows;

• Reinforced earth structures

  Mesh geogrids create a composite material with backfilled soil. The composite material is used to construct structures like walls, slopes, and embankments. For instance, the Terramesh system uses mesh geogrids to reinforce soil walls. The system consists of a series of interconnected meshes, longitudinal meshes, and horizontal layers.

• Road and railway construction

  Mesh geogrid are used to improve and reinforce the subgrade soil. This is done by distributing loads from overlying structures to reduce soil deformation. They are also used to create a stable platform for the construction of pavements and rail beds. Furthermore, mesh geogrids increase the lifespan of roads, railways, and other transport infrastructures. This is because they reduce maintenance costs and improve the structural integrity of the project.

• Landfills and embankments over soft soil

  Mesh geogrids are used to construct embankments on soft or weak foundation soils. They improve the stability of the embankments by reducing settlement and increasing load distribution. They are also used in the construction of embankments on soft soils by improving the bearing capacity of the foundation soil. This allows for the construction of larger and heavier structures on weaker soils.

• Retaining walls

  Mesh geogrids create walls that hold back soil and earth materials. They are embedded into the backfill material and form a frictional connection with the wall facing. This transfers the load of the soil to the soil below, hence ensuring stability. They are also used to stabilize the backfill material and distribute the lateral earth pressure along the reinforcement grid.

• Slopes and soil erosion control

  Mesh geogrids are used to prevent soil erosion in areas with high water flow and wind. They create slopes and structures that stabilize water and rainfall runoff. This reduces soil erosion in agricultural farms and areas with settlements. They are also used in agricultural practices to control soil erosion and enhance water conservation.

How to Choose mesh geogrid

There are several factors that must be considered when choosing a mesh geogrid for a specific project. These factors will determine the performance of the geogrid in the project. Some of the factors to consider include;

• Soil type and project location:

  The location of the project and the type of soil should be considered when choosing a mesh geogrid. Different soils react differently to load and pressure. Cohesive and non-cohesive soils are affected by temperature and moisture differently. Mesh geogrids are placed in the soil to distribute pressure evenly. It is important to choose a geogrid that will work well with the soil in that location.

• Traffic load:

  The amount and type of traffic that will move across the area affect how a mesh geogrid is selected. Locations with high traffic or heavy vehicles need stronger geogrids. This is because stronger geogrids can distribute weight to prevent ground failure. Areas with little traffic can use lighter geogrids. The geogrids are used to reinforce the ground so it can handle the expected traffic over time.

• Environmental conditions:

  Different environmental conditions affect how geogrids function in soil. For example, the temperature and level of moisture in the soil can affect the strength of geogrids. Mesh geogrids are exposed to moisture when they are installed in the ground. Mesh geogrids made of polymer materials can be weakened by long exposure to UV rays. Other geogrids are better for locations that have a high level of moisture. It is important to consider these factors to ensure the right mesh geogrid is selected.

• Project budget and lifespan:

  The budget and lifespan of the project should be considered when choosing a mesh geogrid. Some geogrids are more affordable than others. It is important to choose a geogrid that fits the budget of the project. Also, some geogrids are designed for short-term projects, while others are for long-term projects. The lifespan of the project will determine the type of geogrid to use.

mesh geogrid Q&A

Q1: Are mesh geogrids suitable for all soil types?

A1: Yes, mesh geogrid reinforces all soil types by distributing loads evenly and reducing settlement.

Q2: How is a mesh geogrid installed?

A2: Installation involves laying the geogrid on prepared ground, connecting sections, and placing fill material.

Q3: How does a mesh geogrid improve soil strength?

A3: The interlocking structure distributes loads uniformly, transfers loads to underlying layers, and prevents soil deformation.

Q4: Can a mesh geogrid be reused?

A4: While reusing is possible, the mesh geogrid must be inspected for integrity. The existing site conditions will also determine if it can be reused.

Q5: What are the maintenance requirements for a mesh geogrid?

A5: Geogrid requires minimal maintenance. However, regular inspection and cleaning of apertures are recommended to ensure effective performance.

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