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GROUP 6
COME, AIRA SHAYNE
CURAZA, RACIL
CALUBIA, JEWEL ANN
DIVINO, ALTHIA JANE
MAIZA, MARIA LYNETTE
MEET THE TEAM
Exceptional Strength: Geotube's robust design can withstand the most challenging
environmental conditions.
Rapid Dewatering: Its high-permeability fabric allows for quick water drainage, reducing
material volume.
Customizable Sizing: Geotubes come in various sizes and shapes, tailored to specific
project needs.
Minimal Footprint: Compact and easy to deploy, Geotube minimizes land use and
disruption.
BENEFITS OF GEOTUBE
Environmental and Economic Advantages
Environmental
Cost Efficiency Sustainability
Preservation
Dewatering
Erosion Control
Land Reclamation
Construction and Shoreline Protection
Sludge and Waste Containment
Flood Control
Sea Breakwaters
FUNCTIONS OF GEOTUBE
Geotube Marine
highly effective solutions for coastal and marine construction.
Geotube systems are used for shoreline erosion protection, land
reclamation, island creation, wetlands creation, construction
platforms, revetments, dykes, and offshore structures.
Geotube Geocontainer
Geocontainer units are envelope or tubular shaped and typically
range in volume from 100m³ to 800m³. These are deployed from a
split-bottom barge and thus are manufactured to suite the specific
imensions of the barge.
Geotube Dewatering
Geotube dewatering containers use specially engineered textiles for effective dewatering, confining fine solids while allowing water
to permeate. Solids consolidate, and when ready for disposal, various options are available.
Highly effective technology that produces high volume reduction and retention of solids
High effluent discharge rate with clear filtrate that can be recirculated through the system
Custom-sized containers saves expensive and limited land space
Efficient, versatile and environmental friendly solution reduces carbon footprint
Reliable in all weather conditions and reduces risks in operational safety
GEOTUBE SUPPLIERS & MANUFACTURERS
SKEMPTON CONSTRUCTION
Unit 1803 West Avenue Suites, 124, West Avenue Barangay Philam, Quezon
City, Philippines 1104
Headquarter: Malaysia
PIONEERTEX
GEOSINTEX
OCEAN GLOBAL
RR-24, Second floor, Mianwali Nagar, Main Rohtak road, Near Peeragarhi
Metro Station , New Delhi 110087 India
LABORATORY TESTING
a fast and easy test to determine how well a sludge sample dewaters through the Geotube®
GT500 textile. The test is designed to:
• Evaluate the efficiency of the candidate polymers
• Measure the volume of effluent filtered from the sludge
• Record the time for filtration
• Analyze the quality of effluent water
GEOTUBE ® RDT
Required Equipment for the Geotube® RDT
STEP 2
Make down neat polymer into 1.0%, 0.5%, 0.3%, or 0.25%
solution to each cup of 100ml of water. Vigorous shaking
or mechanical mixing is required.
Allow the polymer solution to age for 15-20 minutes
before adding to the sludge samples. Repeat this make
down procedure with other candidate polymers being
tested.
STEP 3
Assemble the RDT test kit by inserting a 3.75 in.
(9.5 cm) diameter piece of Geotube® GT500 fabric
into the plastic funnel. Assemble funnel and place
on top of the collection beaker.
STEP 4
Fill a 500ml beaker with the sludge to be tested.
Determine a starting point for the polymer dosage in
PPM and draw the required amount of polymer into a
syringe. Add the polymer solution to the sludge and
begin to pour the sample back and forth between the
two beakers until a floc forms.
STEP 5
Slowly pour the 500ml of conditioned sludge into the
RDT funnel.
STEP 6
Using a stopwatch, time the free water flow through the
funnel. Record the effluent volume at 30-second
intervals up to 5 minutes.
STEP 7
Examine the filtrate for clarity and suspended solids.
Remove the RDT from the beaker, and unscrew the top
of the funnel. Slowly remove the Geotube® GT500
fabric from the plastic funnel and collect the dewatered
sludge. Examine how the cake releases from the fabric.
Repeat this procedure for all the candidate polymers to
determine the most efficient polymer in terms of time to
dewater, volume of filtrate, and clarity of filtrate.
STEP 8
Collect a sample of dewatered sludge. Conduct a
moisture content test to determine percent
dewatered solids
LABORATORY TESTING
Pressure Gravity
Dewatering Test (P-GDT)
The Pressure-Gravity Dewatering Test simulates the
transport of flocculated sediment shear as it is
transported through pipeline elbows and valves.
The flocculated sediment fills the geotextile
container at static-pressure design.
Once complete, the P-GDT establishes baseline measurements for the use of
geotextile containers for chemical dose rate, geotextile filling rate and water
treatment requirements.
LABORATORY TESTING
Pressure Gravity
Dewatering Test (P-GDT)
The purpose of the test is to:
Visualize the dewatering process
Simulate physical force interaction between
permeability of filter fabric selection and polymer
performance under full-scale application pressure
Confirm chemical program (polymer) dose is
representative of full-scale application https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CVoHyY5p24
Create samples of filtrate and filter cake Confirm
application mass-balance of geotextile filtration
area required for project
LABORATORY TESTING
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m0mEQWVGNw
LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION OF GEOTUBE
CONSTRUCTION OF
DAVAO CITY COASTAL
BYPASS ROAD USING
GEOTUBE
PROJECT: Davao City Coastal Highway
CONSTRUCTION
LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION OF GEOTUBE
EL MOCHITO MINE,
HONDURAS
PROJECT: El Mochito Mine, Honduras
PROBLEM: The El Mochito mine faces a critical SOLUTION: Recommended design involves the
issue involving its tailings lagoon, which is construction of two Geotube dam structures within
enclosed by a dam made of rocks and contains a a 10-meter-deep, HDPE-lined raceway situated
substantial amount of contaminated mine above the tailings lagoon. These Geotube dams are
tailings slurry. Positioned above this lagoon is a designed to possess the necessary mass and
highly unstable area known as the Guard Shack structural integrity to withstand the potential
landslide debris. Upon installation, the lower
Slide, which, particularly during heavy rainfall,
Geotube structure will have a weight of 1,500
carries the potential to transform into an active
metric tons, while the upper Geotube structure will
landslide. weigh 3,000 metric tons, with both being filled with
locally sourced granular mine tailings.
PROJECT: El Mochito Mine, Honduras
CONSTRUCTION
Thank you!
GROUP 6
COME, AIRA SHAYNE
CURAZA, RACIL
CALUBIA, JEWEL ANN
DIVINO, ALTHIA JANE
MAIZA, MARIA LYNETTE