This project showcases a large-scale geomembrane slope protection installation on a hillside site. The image shows extensive white non-woven geotextile laid across a red-earth slope, with green vegetation on the upper ridge.
Project Scene
The photograph captures a broad sloped face fully covered with white non-woven geotextile. The geotextile serves as a cushion and protection layer beneath the black HDPE geomembrane. The red laterite soil of the slope is clearly visible at the edges where the fabric meets the natural ground. Green sugarcane-like vegetation grows on the ridge above.
Installation Approach
The installation follows standard slope protection procedures:
- Slope grading to achieve the required angle and smooth surface
- Laying white non-woven geotextile (typically 300g/m²) as the cushion layer
- Overlapping geotextile edges by 30cm to prevent gaps
- Placing black HDPE geomembrane over the geotextile
- Securing both layers at the crest and toe of the slope
Material Benefits
The combination of geotextile and geomembrane provides dual protection: the geotextile shields the liner from sharp soil particles while the geomembrane delivers reliable waterproofing. This system is widely used in landfill covers, reservoir slope lining, and mining tailings facilities.
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