Description
High strength polyester fabrics ranging in strength from 100-1200kN/m suitable for solving complex engineering problems. They are used to reinforce soils where extremely high tensile strength with low elongation is required. TerraStop® PET High Strength Woven – 400/50 Geotextiles are manufactured from high tenacity polyester (PET) yarns, knitted to form a structured matting. TerraStop® PET High Strength Woven – 400/50 Geotextiles are manufactured under ISO 9001. The design factors stated are based on manufacturers independent research and testing. Product strength and stiffness are affected both by temperature and by rate or duration of loading. For these reason it’s important that standard methods of tensile testing are used, so that temperature and strain rate are defined.
TerraStop® PET High Strength Woven Geotextiles, quality control (QC) tensile testing is carried out using the method given in International Standard BS EN ISO10319:1996. This is a wide width method with specimen width of 200mm. Strain rate is 20% per minute and test temperature is 20°C.
Applications
TerraStop HS Woven is designed for Civil Engineering applications such as:
- Reinforcement of granular soils
- Embankment reinforcement
- Retaining structures
- Basal reinforcement
- Piling platforms
- Subgrade improvement
All Options Available
HSW20050/5/200 | TerraStop HS Woven PET 200kN 5x200m |
HSW40050/5/100 | TerraStop HS Woven PET 400kN 5x100m |
HSW60050/5/100 | TerraStop HS Woven PET 600kN 5x100m |
Specifications
Applications
- Embankments
- Slope stabilisation
- Retaining structures
- Subgrade improvement
- Piling platforms
- Basal reinforcement
Meet the Team
Raymond Chow has been involved with the geosynthetics industry for over 15 years. Graduating with a First Class Honours degree in Civil Engineering at the University of Sydney, Raymond specialiSes in retaining wall designs, soft ground improvement, channel and slope protection, and on-site storm water management.
Raymond has been on various technical committees addressing geosynthetics, including testing, specification and durability issues.
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