Geosynthetic Application | How "Gabion with Geotextile Bag in Shore Protection" is done?

Shore Protection - Gabion with Geotextile Bag
Concept
Geotextile Bag is put into gabions and fill them with in-situ soil to form firm structural units. Wall built with these units are able to withstand the pushing force coming from behind and other stresses.

Application
Areas where cobbles are hardly found and an environment-friendly structure is needed. Commonly use in the remediation of wild creek revetment and slope stability..

Characteristics
1. Making use of in-situ materials.
2. Reducing soil loss rate with the application of Geotextile Bag.
3. Easy and rapid installation.
4. High permeability.
5. Good resistance to UV, puncture and abrasion.

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The official website of the ACE Geosynthetics EcoPark is now online. More than 20 engineering application methods can be found in the park. They can be divided into six groups, including Reinforcement Application, Erosion Control, Shore Protection, Landscape Engineering, Environmental Conservation and Other Constructions. The site covers construction works like mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) walls, road embankments, reinforced pavements, landfills, slope protection, ecological ponds, levees, marine structures, and more. Geosynthetic materials such as geogrids, geotextiles, geotextile tubes, geomats and geomembranes have been used in the building of this park.

Geosynthetic products have been in the market for decades. However, many people still do not know what geosynthetics are and what they can do for engineering and construction. The application of geosynthetics can provide more efficient and environmentally friendly approaches to engineering problems.

ACE Geosynthetics designed and constructed this full-scale park to demonstrate some practical designs and applications of geosynthetic systems. The park also advocates for lower environmental impact in construction methods. Of course, there is far more for the visitor to discover. Detailed explanations, such as design drawings, 3D models, construction instructions, construction videos, case studies etc. are offered in the website. Explore the ACE Geosynthetics EcoPark online now at http://www.acegeosyntheticsecopark.com to find out how it’s done!