Geocells improve load dispersion by providing a stable and confining structure that spreads out the applied load. The interconnected cells create a matrix which helps distribute the load evenly, reducing stress concentrations and preventing localized deformations. This results in a more uniform distribution of weight, supporting heavy loads and enhancing the load-bearing capacity of the soil or aggregate material.
Geocells improve load dispersion by confining and stabilizing the soil or fill material within their cellular structure. This confinement creates a stronger and more stable foundation, allowing the load to be spread more evenly across a larger area. As a result, geocells reduce localized stress on the ground, prevent differential settlement, and enhance the overall load-bearing capacity of the surface.
Geocells improve load dispersion by confining and distributing the applied load over a larger area, reducing stress concentration on the underlying soil. The interconnected cells create a stable matrix that prevents lateral spreading of the load, allowing for more efficient load transmission and increased load-bearing capacity of the soil.
