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Steel Plastic Geogrid with Convex Nodes

Steel Plastic Geogrid with Convex Nodes is an innovative reinforcement material that offers exceptional strength and durability. Featuring convex nodes, this geogrid effectively interlocks with soil particles, providing superior lateral restraint and stability. Made from a combination of steel and plastic, it offers the advantages of both materials, including high tensile strength and corrosion resistance. The geogrid is widely used in civil engineering applications such as soil reinforcement, slope stabilization, and embankment reinforcement, where it helps to enhance the overall performance and durability of the structure. Its unique design and material composition make it an ideal choice for a variety of reinforcement projects requiring high strength and durability.

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Advantages:

High Tensile Strength: The combination of steel and plastic materials provides exceptional tensile strength, allowing the geogrid to effectively reinforce soil and structures under high loads.

Corrosion Resistance: The plastic component of the geogrid offers superior corrosion resistance, making it suitable for use in harsh environments where chemical or water exposure may be an issue.

Excellent Soil Interlock: The convex nodes on the geogrid surface create a strong interlock with soil particles, providing superior lateral restraint and stability. This helps prevent soil movement and deformation.

Lightweight and Flexible: Despite its high strength, the geogrid is lightweight and flexible, allowing it to be easily transported and installed on-site. It can conform to uneven surfaces, minimizing installation challenges.

Environmentally Friendly: The plastic component of the geogrid is often made from recycled materials, reducing the environmental impact of its production. Additionally, it can be recycled after use, further minimizing waste.

Cost-Effective: The geogrid offers a cost-effective reinforcement solution compared to traditional materials like steel beams or concrete. Its lightweight design reduces material costs and installation time.

Versatility: The Steel Plastic Geogrid with Convex Nodes can be used in a wide range of applications, including soil reinforcement, slope stabilization, embankment reinforcement, and retaining walls. Its adaptability to different soil conditions and project requirements makes it a versatile reinforcement material.

Technical Data:

Properties Item	Tensile StrengthkN/m2		Elongation Rate %		Strength at 2%elongation KN/M		Strength at 5%elongation ≥KN/M
	Longitudinal	Transverse	Longitudinal	Transverse	Longitudinal	Transverse	Longitudinal	Transverse
TGSG15-15	≥15	≥15	≤13	≤16	≥5	≥7	≤8	≤10
TGSG20-20	≥20	≥20	≤13	≤16	≥8	≥10	≤10	≤13
TGSG25-25	≥25	≥25	≤13	≤16	≥8	≥11	≤11	≤13
TGSG30-30	≥30	≥30	≤13	≤16	≥11	≥13	≤15	≤15
TGSG35-35	≥35	≥35	≤13	≤16	≥12	≥14	≤15	≤18
TGSG40-40	≥40	≥40	≤13	≤16	≥13	≥15	≤16	≤20
TGSG45-45	≥45	≥45	≤13	≤16	≥14	≥16	≤17	≤22
TGSG50-50	≥50	≥50	≤13	≤16	≥15	≥17	≤18	≤24

Application:

Soil Reinforcement: The geogrid is often used to reinforce soil in areas where stability is crucial. It is installed horizontally or vertically within the soil, creating a reinforcement grid that enhances the soil's shear strength and bearing capacity. This helps prevent soil deformation, subsidence, and erosion.

Slope Stabilization: The geogrid is effective in stabilizing slopes, both natural and man-made. It is installed along the slope surface or within the slope material, providing reinforcement that helps prevent slope failure, slides, and erosion. The convex nodes of the geogrid interlock with the soil particles, enhancing stability.

Embankment Reinforcement: In embankment construction, the geogrid is used to reinforce the embankment material. It is installed horizontally within the embankment, creating a reinforcement layer that improves the embankment's stability and resistance to deformation. This helps ensure the embankment's durability and performance over time.

Retaining Walls: The geogrid is also commonly used in the construction of retaining walls. It is installed behind the wall facing or within the wall structure, providing reinforcement that helps resist soil pressures and prevent wall movement or failure.

Pavement Reinforcement: In pavement construction, the geogrid can be used to reinforce the subgrade or base layer. It helps improve the pavement's load-bearing capacity and resistance to deformation, extending its service life.