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Woven geotextile BENTOFIX®
canvasbentonitecomposite

woven geotextile
woven geotextile
woven geotextile
woven geotextile
woven geotextile
woven geotextile
woven geotextile
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Characteristics

Type
woven
Material
canvas, bentonite, composite
Function
protection, reinforcement, shear strength
Applications
for river banks, barrier

Description

Bentofix®, also known as geosynthetic clay barriers (GBR-C) are needle-punched, reinforced composites that combine two durable geotextile outer layers and a uniform core of high-swelling powder sodium bentonite clay. This forms a uniform, multi-directional, shear-resistant hydraulic barrier with self-sealing and re-healing characteristics. Landfill caps, closures and base seal Environmental protection under roads, railways, airports Dams and dykes Water containment and pond applications Structural waterproofing Secondary containment Mining applications Tunnels Versatile sealing applications possible Immediate sealing and long-term performance with high swellable sodium bentonite powder Outperforms compacted clay liners Robust geotextiles encapsulate and contain the bentonite Uniform needle-punching provides multi-directional shear strength Thermal Lock process increases internal shear strength and interface friction angles Self-sealing length overlaps; with BFG types all overlaps self-seal Quick, easy and cost effective to install Bentofix® thermal lock replaces other GCLs as well as other soil barriers on steep side slopes and assures low permeability without sacrificing slope stability. Explanation: Bentofix® is uniformly needle-punched with over 2 million fibres/m². This results in a uniform, directionally-independent shear stress transfer. Thermal Lock additionally improves the pull-out resistance and the interface friction.

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