Nonwoven Geotextiles
Versatile Solutions for Separation, Filtration, and Protection
Nonwoven geotextiles are flat textile structures made from synthetic fibers, assembled through advanced needle-punching or thermal bonding processes. Known for their versatility and reliability, these materials are widely used in various applications to provide separation, filtration, and protection functions. Nonwoven geotextiles are also fundamental components in composite systems, combining seamlessly with other geosynthetics to enhance overall performance in complex projects.
With a focus on quality and performance, nonwoven geotextiles can be tailored based on fiber length, polymer composition, and manufacturing processes, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of project requirements. Leveraging Maccaferri’s extensive expertise, these geotextiles are trusted for infrastructure, hydraulic construction, environmental protection, and civil engineering projects worldwide, offering durable and cost-effective solutions for demanding applications.
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12 UNITS GRAIN SILOS IN TALAVERA, NUEVA ECIJA
Philippines
HG Silos will be constructing 12 units of 1500 metric tons of grain silos in Talavera, Nueva Ecija. Based on the soil investigation report, the soil is underlain by five to six meters of silty sand having a standard penetration test (SPT) - N value range. . .
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32 SANSON BY ROCKWELL
Philippines
Rockwell Land Corporation developed a luxury condominium project in Lahug, Cebu City, Philippines. It is a 3. 2-hectare project consisting of four residential towers with various amenities. The development is adjacent to a creek, and the Project Consultant (Meinhardt Philippines Inc. ) decided to replace the old stone masonry wall along the creek boundary because the finished grade line of the project was designed to be higher than the existing wall's height.
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AMBUKLAO DAM TAILRACE
Philippines
Ambuklao Hydroelectric Plant is located in the mountains of Bokod, Benguet and is about 36 kilometers northeast of Baguio City, the summer capital of the Philippines. Ambuklao HP was designed to provide 75 MW of energy to the Luzon power grid. When SN Aboitiz Power—Benguet, Inc. took over the operation of the power plant, they began major rehabilitation and upgrade of the facility. Part of the major rehabilitation was its tailrace — the downstream part of the dam, where impound water enters the Agno River. The tailrace must be able to resist turbulent waters, thus it required a rigid erosion protection that can be easily installed whilst must be heavy enough to prevent hydrostatic uplift.
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