Geotextile is a synthetic fiber composed of high molecular weight polymers, and non-woven geotextiles are widely used in most 

engineering projects today. Let's take a closer look at the classification of geotextiles.

1. Anti seepage geotextile:

The use of plastic film as anti-seepage material is called anti-seepage geotextile, which is composed of non-woven fabric. The 

anti-seepage performance of plastic film determines the anti-seepage performance of geotextile.

2. Composite geotextile:

It has a wide range of applications, and composite geotextiles are used in many aspects such as railways, highways, waterways,

 large buildings, environmental engineering, soil and water conservation, playing a very extensive role in these areas.

3. Woven geotextile:

The raw materials are synthetic fibers such as polypropylene (industrial use), polyester, nylon, etc. Woven geotextiles are also widely

used in various fields such as rivers, coasts, bridges, etc. Woven geotextiles can meet various purposes and have high original strength.

4. Weaving geotextile:

The synthetic material made by weaving polypropylene, acrylic flat wire, etc. is called woven geotextile. It is also widely used in various

fields such as water conservancy, harbor, highway, railway construction, etc.

5. Non woven geotextile:

Non woven geotextile also has a name, it is called geotextile. Geosynthetic materials made by needle punching (or weaving) synthetic fibers

are called non-woven geotextile

6. Woven geotextile:

Woven geotextile has the functions of reinforcement, isolation, and protection, but it does not have the function of flat drainage. Most of the

spun geotextiles are used for reinforcement in geotechnical projects.

Geotextile has many advantages, such as corrosion resistance, landfill resistance, isolation, and also has the advantages of reinforcement, 

protection, and sealing. It not only has low purchase cost, easy construction, saves time during construction, but also has good leak proof

performance.