Synthetic and natural fibers, applications and uses

Fibers is the plural of the word “fiber” and refers to threads whose ratio of length to diameter is more than 100 times. Fibers are divided into two categories: natural and synthetic. The most widely used synthetic fibers are polyester fibers, which you can learn more about here

PVC Geomembranes and PE Geomembranes

The Diff Between PVC vs LLDPE and HDPE Geomembrane Sheets

PVC Geomembrane Or Polyvinyl Chloride Geomembranes Are Formed From The Polymerisation Of Vinyl Chloride Monomer. Polyvinylchloride Was Discovered In 1835, And Pipes Made Of Polyvinylchloride Were Used By German Scientists And Engineers During World War Ii To Pipeline Water And Sewage To War-Torn Cities Quickly.

Polyvinyl Alcohol Fiber (PVA)

Polyvinyl Alcohol Fiber (PVA)

Polyvinyl Alcohol Fiber Is One Of The Best Types Of Fibers For Reinforcing Concrete Due To Tensile Strength And High Modulus Of Elasticity And Non-Environmental Pollution.

PVC + Vinyon FIBER

Polyvinyl Chloride Fiber (PVC) or Vinyon Fiber

Polyvinyl Chloride Fiber Or PVC Fiber Is A Widely Used Plastic And One Of The Most Valuable Products In The Petrochemical Industry. PVC Is Mostly Used In Construction And Its Fibers Have The Same Specifications.

Olefin Fiber (Polypropylene + Ethylene)

Olefin Fiber (Polypropylene + Ethylene)

The Combination Of Polypropylene And Ethylene Fibers Is Often Called Olefin Fibers. Olefin fiber is used in carpeting, ropes, and vehicle interiors.

Polypropylene Fiber (PP), Uses and Advantages

Polypropylene Staple Fiber (PP Staple Fiber)

3 General Types of Asphalt for Road Stabilization

3 General Types of Asphalt for Road Stabilization

Asphalt or Asphalt concrete is a composite or combined material that is commonly used to pave roads, parking lots, airports, as well as the core of soil dams.