Geotextile construction is carried out in windy weather conditions to ensure that the 3D geonet manufacturers construction quality meets the standards we want, but sometimes the conditions are not allowed to be carried out in windy conditions. What should we do at this time?

How to build geotextile when there is wind? What is the method?

Geotextiles laid in windy environments are usually manually rolled and laid along the wind. After laying, the wholesale plastic geonet is squeezed by a woven bag filled with soil. The geomembrane has an appropriate deformation margin. Filament or staple geotextiles are usually installed by overlapping, stitching and welding. The width of sewing and welding is generally more than 10-15 cm, and the width of overlap is generally more than 20 cm. Geotextiles that may be exposed for a long time should be welded or stitched.

The sewing of all geotextiles in the windy environment must be continuous and the sewing must be firm. Before overlapping, the geotextile must overlap by 150 mm and the stitches should be at least 25 mm from the selvage. The seamed HDPE geonet manufacturers seams include thread chain stitching methods. The thread used for sewing should be a resin material with a tension exceeding 60 Newtons. Any "needle leaks" on the sewn geotextile must be re-sewed in the affected area.

When storing geotextiles, care should also be taken not to store them in water and uneven places. The damaged high quality HDPE geonet must be repaired in time. In a windy environment, it is also normal for the laying progress to be slower than normal weather. Therefore, it is necessary to place them carefully to avoid wasting our financial and material resources.