Geocells, also known as geosynthetic cellular confinement systems, help in slope protection by providing an effective erosion control and stabilization solution. These three-dimensional honeycomb-like structures confine soil, rocks, or other fill materials within their cells, preventing them from sliding or eroding down the slope. Geocells create a stable and reinforced foundation that enhances the overall strength and integrity of the slope, preventing soil erosion, landslides, and potential damage to infrastructure. Additionally, geocells promote vegetation growth, which further aids in slope stabilization by reinforcing the root system.
Geocells help in slope protection by providing a stable and reinforced structure that prevents soil erosion and instability. The interconnected cells, typically made of high-density polyethylene, are filled with compacted soil, creating a strong and permeable foundation. This helps to distribute the weight evenly and increase the slope's resistance to erosion and landslides. Additionally, geocells can promote vegetation growth, further enhancing the slope's stability and erosion control.
