A permeable textile cloth used in contact with soil or rock as part of a civil engineering operation. Ginnery: A factory where cotton ginning takes place.
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What is “Geotextile”
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A permeable textile cloth used in contact with soil or rock as part of a civil engineering operation. Ginnery: A factory where cotton ginning takes place.
Additional definition by TGA Staff
Geotextile
A geotextile is a synthetic permeable textile.
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