Fortrac®
(Kopie 2)
The flexible, extremely resilient geogrid with a proven record of success in soil reinforcement.
(Kopie 3)
Basic info
Basic info
Fortrac® geogrids are manufactured from high-modulus, low-creep synthetic yarns and have a protective polymer coating. Fortrac® can be supplied in various mesh widths and standard strengths of between 20 kN/m and 400 kN/m. Strengths over 1000 kN/m can be supplied for special applications. Fortrac® geogrids are normally supplied in widths of 3.70 and 5.00 m and roll lengths of 100-300 m so that overlapping can be reduced to a minimum. Special sizes can also be supplied at short notice.
Fortrac® exhibits considerably less deformation under permanent loading than many grids of equivalent nominal strength from other manufacturers. Fortrac® geogrids are manufactured from the new generation of polymers (aramide, polyvinyl alcohol) and open new perspectives for project-specific reinforcement. The versatility of Fortrac® products results from the experience gained in all our projects carried out to date. Projects are planned, designed and constructed as a result of close cooperation between our engineers and scientists, consulting engineers. construction firms, project promotors and operators. Fortrac® geogrids have proved time and time again to be the best.
Fortrac® 3D, a slope stabilization solution, is a further development of the renowned Fortrac® geogrid.
Typical applications:
- Structural layers supporting loads in road, railway and airport construction
- Site access roads and transport routes
- Retaining walls and extra-steep earthworks slopes
- Slope stabilization
- Noise reduction barriers
- Rehabilitation of waste ground
- Earth embankments over piles
- Landfill
- Bridging of underground voids and sinkholes
Fortrac® is a registered trademark of HUESKER Synthetic GmbH.
Properties
Properties
- Transmits high tensile forces with low elongation
- High ultimate tensile strength
- Excellent long-term behavior due to low creep effects
- High resistance to soil micro-organisms and chemicals, UV radiation and mechanical damage
- Good grid/soil interaction through optimum sizing of the geogrid mesh to suit the maximum coarse particle size of the soil
- Ease of installation through low weight per unit area and flexible, adaptable structure
- Very wide range of available strengths, uniaxial and biaxial structures
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Earthworks and foundations
Earthworks and foundations
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Press review
Foundation of a Coal/Coke Stockyard on Soft Soil with Geotextile Encased Columns and Horizontal Reinforcement
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New Kid on the Block - Chepstow gets the first UK use of a system for a large reinforced soil wall
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Link to the past - Two reinforced earth structures are allowing developers to maximise space to reevelop an old colliery
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Finding the missing link - A complex geotechnical system is helping bridge the England-Scotland motorway gap
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Planes on a snake - With 3 planes and sweeping curves, the geometry of an embankment for Bodmin's A30 bypass required close attention to detail on site
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Back from the brink - A huge stabilised slope is being built in northern Italy to prevent an "inland tsunami"
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Welcome sight - The approach roundabout for Heathrow's Terminal 5 is an unusually sophisticated use of reinforced soil
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