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Guide to Pavement Technology Part 4G: Geotextiles and Geogrids

AGPT04G-09 Edition: 1.1
17 Jul 2009
Pavement

Geotextiles discussed in Part 4G are made essentially from polymer mixtures. Geotextiles are permeable fabric materials used in engineering applications. They can be used to separate, reinforce, filter or drain. They may be used to provide…

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