Hebei Shuangcheng New Material Technology Co., Ltd

Plastic Geogrid is a kind of mesh material made of polymer (such as polypropylene) through extrusion, punching, stretching and other processes, which is widely used in soil reinforcement and foundation stabilization and other engineering fields.

Classification of Plastic Geogrid:
Unidirectional Geogrid: Stretching along one direction, mainly used in projects requiring one-way reinforcement.

Bi-directional geogrid: stretched in both longitudinal and transverse directions, providing two-way reinforcing effect, suitable for projects requiring multi-directional stability.

Plastic geogrids in coastal protection:

In coastal protection projects, plastic geogrids are used to reinforce soils and structures around the shoreline, preventing erosion and stabilizing bank slopes. Their high tensile strength and corrosion resistance enable them to withstand seawater erosion and wave impact, extending the service life of coastal protection structures.


Advantages of plastic geogrid:
High tensile strength: excellent tensile strength in both longitudinal and transverse directions, which can effectively disperse and withstand the tensile stress of soil.

Corrosion Resistance: Adopting high polymer material, it has good chemical resistance and is suitable for various environmental conditions.

Convenient construction: the material is lightweight and easy to lay and cut, which can shorten the construction period and reduce construction costs.



Construction Notes:
Foundation Preparation: Before laying geogrid, the foundation should be fully compacted and leveled to ensure the construction quality.

Laying Method: According to the design requirements, choose the appropriate laying direction and lap length to ensure the continuity and stability of geogrid.

Backfill: When backfilling above the geogrid, filler with suitable particle size should be used and compacted in layers to ensure the stability of the overall structure.