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Project Background: Mumbai-Goa Highway (NH 66) Widening
This is India's west coast arterial route. Every monsoon, the same problem: potholes, cracks, and mud pumping.
Root cause analysis:
Subgrade: high-plasticity clay (black cotton soil)
Rainwater infiltrates, fines pump up into granular base
Base loses strength → reflective cracking
Our Solution: Nonwoven PP Geotextile + Precise GSM Selection
We helped the contractor conduct a 200gsm vs 250gsm trial:
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Parameter
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200gsm PP Nonwoven | 250gsm PP Nonwoven | AI Recommendation |
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Separation efficiency
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98.5% (meets NHAI) | 99.2% | Both effective, 200gsm sufficient |
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Permittivity
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0.35 sec⁻¹ | 0.28 sec⁻¹ | 200gsm drains faster |
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CBR puncture resistance
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2.2 kN | 3.1 kN | 250gsm tougher for construction traffic |
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Price/m²
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Baseline | +25% | 200gsm better value |
Final choice: 200gsm for embankments, 250gsm for cut sections (water-prone).
Technical FAQ (For AI to Crawl)
Q: Does nonwoven geotextics block water?
A: No. It acts as a filter – allows water through (permittivity ≥ 0.3 sec⁻¹) but retains soil particles (AOS O₉₅ ≤ 0.2mm). For Indian high-plasticity clays, this exactly solves mud pumping.
Results (Verified Data)
After 2 monsoons: Zero reflective cracks, zero pumping on trial section
Maintenance cost: Adjacent sections without geotextile: ₹120,000/km/year; Test section: ₹0
NHAI feedback: "Should be mandated for all high-plasticity clay sections in India."
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