Civil engineering

Civil engineering involves the design and construction of structures on or below the earth’s surface, including roads, tunnels, bridges, railways, and foundations. It also covers utilities like water supply networks, sewers, and power lines. In this field, geosynthetics play a crucial role, including non-woven filtration fabrics, geogrids, drainage mats, and geomembranes. These materials separate soil layers, filter water, reinforce slopes, create seals, and ensure proper drainage.

The use of geosynthetics offers economic and ecological advantages over traditional construction methods, as they are more cost-effective and can contribute to an improved environmental footprint, particularly for filter layers, base course stabilization and slope stabilization.