In order to create Geocomposites, composite materials must contain at least one layer of a geosynthetic material, such as geotextile, geogrid, geonet, geomembrane, and so on. These combinations are used to speed up installation, increase interface friction angles, and improve functionalities. Depending on the application and aim, different combinations of materials are chosen. The major uses of geocomposites are in the fields of protection, reinforcing, filtration, barrier functions, erosion control, and road construction. They are also used in a number of additional applications.
The greatest qualities of various materials are combined using Geocomposites in order to handle specific applications in the best possible way and for the least amount of money. The benefit/cost ratio is maximised as a result. Though not always, such geocomposites will typically be made of geosynthetic materials. For the best performance and/or lowest cost, it may be more advantageous in some circumstances to combine a non-synthetic material with a geosynthetic one.
Read More @ https://cmibloginsight.blogspot.com/2022/11/geocomposites-are-used-for-separation.html
