✅ How Do Geo Tubes Work?

1. The tube is laid in position and fitted with filling ports.

2. Sludge, sand, or slurry is pumped into the tube.

3. Water drains out through the geotextile fabric, while solid material is retained.

4. Once filled and dried, the tube can remain in place as a structural unit or be removed.

✅ What Are Geo Tubes Used For?

• Dewatering of sludge, slurry, and dredged material

• Shoreline and coastal protection

• Riverbank and embankment reinforcement

• Land reclamation and soil containment

• Flood control and breakwater formation

• Made from high-strength woven geotextile fabric

• Allows efficient drainage while retaining solids

• Customizable sizes to suit project needs

• UV and weather resistant for long-term applications

• Eco-friendly solution for sediment management

• Reduces transport and disposal costs

✅ Key Features & Benefits

✅ Advantages Over Traditional Methods

• Faster and more cost-effective than hauling sludge

• Reduces environmental impact

• Easy to install and requires minimal maintenance

• Can be used in both temporary and permanent applications

Technical Data Sheet

✅ Common Applications

• River, lake, and harbor dredging

• Agricultural and industrial wastewater dewatering

• Coastal protection and dune reinforcement

• Erosion control on shorelines and riverbanks

• Emergency flood barrier and sediment control

✅ Installation Overview

1. Prepare foundation or laying surface.

2. Unroll and position the geo tube.

3. Connect filling pipe and begin pumping material.

4. Monitor filling volume and tube expansion.

5. Allow for water drainage and consolidation.

6. Cap or close ports after filling.