Their unique properties and long service life have allowed geosynthetics to grow in use in the construction business across environmental and civil applications in a number of different types of projects from landfill closures to municipal water supply. Despite their ubiquity, geosynthetics differ greatly in strength, flexibility, and overall composition depending on the manufacturing process. They can be hardened and made into large-diameter pipes, or even spread into sheets with built-in studs to facilitate the flow of fluids. Some differences are by choice, designed to meet the needs of a specific application. Other differences are economical, meant to save money
Webinar Examines Benefits of Geosynthetics
Learn how AGRU America’s line of geosynthetic products helps the water industry
Nov 08, 2017
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