Yes, geogrids typically have no impact on groundwater as they are non-permeable materials used primarily for soil stabilization and reinforcement purposes.
Geogrids typically do not have a direct impact on groundwater as they are primarily used for soil stabilization and reinforcement. However, depending on the specific application and design, geogrids can indirectly influence groundwater by improving drainage and reducing soil erosion, which may have positive effects on groundwater recharge and quality.
Geogrids themselves do not have a direct impact on groundwater. However, they can indirectly influence groundwater flow patterns by improving soil stability and preventing erosion. This, in turn, can potentially affect the recharge of groundwater.
