1. Product Overview

Landfill geotextile fabric is a high-performance nonwoven geosynthetic material specially engineered for use in landfill and waste containment applications. It provides excellent filtration, separation, and protection functions, preventing soil migration while allowing water and gases to pass through. Made from high-quality polyester (PET) or polypropylene (PP), this fabric is essential for enhancing the performance and lifespan of landfill liner systems.

2. Product Features

• Filtration and Separation: Prevents soil migration and maintains system stability.
• Liner Protection: Acts as a cushion layer to protect geomembranes from punctures and abrasion.
• High Permeability: Ensures efficient drainage of liquids and gases.
• Chemical Resistance: Resistant to chemicals, acids, and alkalis commonly found in waste materials.
• Durability: UV-stabilized for long-term performance in exposed conditions.

3. Product Specifications

• Material: Polyester (PET) or Polypropylene (PP)
• Weight Range: 200 gsm to 1200 gsm
• Width: 1m to 6m
• Roll Length: Typically 50m to 100m (customizable based on project requirements)
• Color: White, black, or customized colors
• Compliance: Meets ISO, ASTM, or regional standards for geosynthetics

4. Application Areas

• Landfill Liner Systems: Protects geomembrane liners and enhances waste containment efficiency.
• Waste Management Facilities: Used in leachate collection and drainage systems.
• Environmental Remediation: Suitable for hazardous waste containment and groundwater protection.
• Reservoirs and Ponds: Acts as a protective layer in water containment projects.
• Industrial Waste Sites: Ensures effective filtration and separation in waste disposal areas.

5. Installation Guidelines

• Surface Preparation: Ensure the surface is smooth and free of debris before installing the fabric.
• Placement: Lay the geotextile directly over the prepared surface, ensuring it conforms to the contour.
• Overlap: Maintain an overlap of 30 cm to 50 cm between adjacent sheets for effective coverage.
• Anchoring: Secure the fabric using weights, staples, or trench anchoring methods to prevent displacement.
• Inspection: Inspect the fabric for tears or damage before covering with soil or other materials.