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GEOBENT® - Geosynthetic Barrier – Clay

GEOBENT® - Geosynthetic Barrier – Clay

Geosynthetic Barrier

with High Protection

Geobent Sodium Bentonite Clay Cover is used as a geosynthetic barrier with its high impermeability feature. It protects the structure and nature by preventing the undesirable effects of artesian waters and wastewater. When the crystal structure of clay minerals in Geobent Sodium Bentonite Clay Cover swells when it comes into contact with liquid, it traps water molecules and prevents leaks. With this feature, it is preferred and widely used in many application areas.

Geosynthetic Barrier – Clay It is a waterproofing geocomposite that is put together through special pinning method adter the natural sodium bentonite granules are placed between woven and non-woven geotextile. Non-woven geotextile fibers that come out of the woven geotextile surface with a high strength penetrate fresh concrete mortar and form an excellent mechanical bond. This way, water movement is prevented between the concrete surface, it integrates with, and the material. Sodium bentonite granules between the woven geotextile which acts as a carrier and the non-woven textile with protective feature, are distributed homogenously, and exhibit equal hydraulic performance at every point.

OPERATING PRINCIPLE

Sodyum bentonite granules can swell up to 20-24 times their size when they come into contact with water. Water load that comes onto the material allows the desired impermeability level to be achieved. Gel barrier which forms by this means ensures full impermeability. Granules that remain active throughout the life time of the building bridge the seating cracks that form in time and prevent weak spots to form. Contrary to geobent passive membranes, it is a live and active waterproofing system. It provides excellent performance for both vertical and horizontal applications in parts of the buildings below the ground level.

Usage Areas

Underground Car Parks

Basic Bundling

Tunnels

Oil Fields

Subways

Solid Waste and Hazardous Waste Storage Areas

Ponds and Pools

In Irrigation Canals and Water Transmission Lines

In Foundation Insulations

In Dams

In Flood Controls