Geo-textiles can be "a fabric or plastic between the bottom and a pipe, gabion retaining wall will be fixed or defined delay to improve water circulation and movement of soil and act as a blanket to add reinforcement and separation. These are usually made from woven, nonwoven and knitted type of fabrics. Geo-textiles, also known as Industrial Textiles, High Performance Textiles, engineered Textiles, Technical Textiles and Industrial Fabrics are specially designed and constructedstructures that are generally used in processes / services, not the textile industry. They are made of materials and products primarily for their technical features and performance for aesthetic and decorative.
These are usually formed Web-nonwoven fabrics and the type of knitted fabrics. Geo-textiles are the largest group of geo-synthetics in terms of volume and are used in geo technical engineering, heavy construction, building and pavingconstruction, hydro-geology, environmental engineering. Technical Textiles is the fastest growing sector of the textile industry throughout the world, with bright prospects. Total sales for the whole world of technical textiles in 1995 was U.S. euro 42 billion U.S. dollars. Reference is made to U.S. $ 72 billion in 2005 and is projected at U.S. $ 126 billion in 2010. Asia is the largest producer and consumer of technical textiles.
The use of various types of geo-textiles are:
Geotextile fabric bases of concrete used for coastal protection, Water-ways, embankments and training geocells the street
Non woven geo-textiles for filtration, drainage, soil reinforcement between the stone and used in aggregate form and on the streets, railways works, erosion prevention and separation. As a fabric filter for the dams that have coatings for pile foundation drains, PVC coated with bitumen s skin traction
Geo-mesh bags of knitted fabrics for the protection of banks, etc. Dam warp knitted Kevlar yarns used inAutomotive and marine applications.
E 'with foundations, soil, rock, earth or other materials used made an integral part of the draft human person, structure or system.
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