Jute Geotextiles
Geotextiles are textiles applied in soil to improve its engineering properties. Geotextiles may be either man-made (loosely called synthetic) or natural. Man-made Geotextiles are made of artificialfibres like polypropylene, polyethylene and some other petrochemical derivatives. Natural Geotextiles, on the other hand, are made out of natural fibres like jute, coir, sisal and the like. Jute Geotextile (JGT) is a natural Technical Textile.
The prefix "geo" indicates soil and "textiles" are fabrics laid in or upon soil. According to the latest convention, the term 'geosynthetics' is globally accepted and includes not only man-made geotextiles, but also natural geotextiles such as Jute Geotextiles (JGT).
Jute Geotextiles Related Articles/Books
- Jute Geotextiles and its Application in Mitigating Soil Related Problems
- A Mannual of Jute Geotextiles in Civil Engineering
- List of Application of Jute Geotextiles
- Installation of JGT in Road Construction
- Installation Methodology - River Bank
- Installation of JGT on Slope
- Jute Geotextile- Technology & Applications with some Case Studies
- Jute Geotextile- Source and Sample
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- Jute Geotextiles model handover to IRICEN
- Jute Geotextiles model handover to WBSRDA
- Site Visit & Workshop on Green Technology Application Including Jute Geotextile (JGT) held on 16-17 Sept, 2021 At NIRD, Telengana State
- Site Inspection of JGT Treated Road at Canning,West Bengal by Director (Tech), NRIDA & others followed by Workshop on Green Technology held at Pride Hotel, Kolkata on 16.09.2021
- Case Studies with Jute Geotextiles
- JUTE - The Golden Fibre of India
- Jute GeoTextiles Source, Sample & Specification
- Jute Geotextiles- Technology & Application