28/08/2026
Geotextile tubes provide a practical method for dewatering sludge, sediment and industrial residues—but successful performance depends on the complete operating process.
The woven geotextile must retain the required solids while allowing water to discharge through the fabric. At the same time, the tube configuration and filling cycle must be matched to the characteristics of the slurry.
Key project considerations include:
• Solids concentration and particle-size distribution
• Required retention and filtrate quality
• Polymer selection and conditioning trials
• Pumping pressure and filling sequence
• Available dewatering area and drainage design
• Final volume reduction, handling and disposal plan
Overfilling or using an unsuitable conditioning program can reduce efficiency and place unnecessary stress on the seams and filling ports.
TANRU supports dewatering projects with customized geotextile tubes, filling-port configurations, filtration geotextiles and related materials—together with specification review, production documentation, packaging and coordinated international delivery.
Effective dewatering begins with understanding the material inside the tube.
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