A geotextile tube (also known as a geobag or geotube) is a high-strength, permeable fabric container filled with sediment, sludge, or sand. Engineered from durable polypropylene or polyester geotextiles, it is designed for dewatering, coastal protection, shoreline stabilization, and erosion control. Its unique structure allows water to drain while retaining solids, making it ideal for environmentally sensitive and large-scale projects.
Key Features
Rapid Dewatering: Efficiently separates solids from liquids (e.g., sludge, dredged materials) through controlled filtration.
High Tensile Strength: Resists hydraulic pressures and mechanical stresses during filling and installation.
UV & Chemical Resistance: Withstands harsh environmental conditions, including saltwater and industrial effluents.
Customizable Sizes: Diameters range from 1–5 meters, with lengths up to 100 meters (tailored to project needs).
Eco-Friendly: Minimizes carbon footprint compared to traditional methods like trucking or landfills.