Dewatering Filtration

Dewatering liners

Geotextiles

Geomembranes

Woven
Non-woven
Polyspun
Spunbond

Woven vs. Non-Woven

Woven Geotextile Traits

Separation
Reinforcement
High load capacity
Referred to by tensile strength
Impermeable
Plastic-like

Non-Woven Geotextile Traits

Separation
Filtration
Drainage
Referred to by weight
Permeable
Felt-like

Geotextile Tubes

Geotextile tubes are large bags designed for dewatering sludge.

Typically constructed from permeable, high strength geotextile.

These bags work with vast range of flowable materials. Polymers additives are recommended to enhance the dewatering process.

Geotextile tubes are fast, cost-effective means of dewatering. Efficient and minimal environmental impact.

Geotextile Applications

1. Separation
2. Reinforcement
3. Filtration
4. Protection
5. Drainage

Applications:

Dredging | Industrial ports

Contaminated sediment in rivers | Bays

Harbors | Marinas | Hydro basins

This dewatering process is effective in high volume and low cost dewatering applications.system

Filtration

Small, portable containment option. Features exterior corner prayer welds with reinforced top corners, ensuring a leak proof product and maximizing the spill capacity of the low-profile sidewall. Standard trays are made with 22 oz. PVC, combining top-of-the-line chemical resistance and durability. The trays fold up easily for efficient storage and transport.

Dewatering Tubes

Remediation and Dewatering

A process by which solids are separated from liquids.

This process will allow for separation of contaminants suspended in liquid to be consolidated into a sludge. The use of Geotextile tubes is ideal for the following applications.

Dewatering Container Liners

Disposable dewatering liners are the cost-effective way to separate liquids from solids in your existing containers/boxes for faster recovery and disposal.

Both fabric geotextile and screen mesh filter options are available to achieve desired micron levels and flow rates.