Geocells improve load distribution under pavements by confining and stabilizing the infill material within their cell structure. This confinement prevents lateral spreading of the material, increasing its load-bearing capacity and reducing settlement. The interconnected cells also distribute the load more evenly, minimizing localized stress and preventing the formation of ruts or potholes. Overall, geocells enhance the structural integrity of pavements, improving their longevity and performance.
Geocells improve load distribution under pavements by providing a stable and reinforced foundation. These cellular structures are filled with soil or aggregate material, creating a strong and compact layer that spreads the load from the traffic over a larger area. This helps to prevent localized stress and reduces pavement deformation, thereby increasing the overall durability and lifespan of the pavement.
Geocells improve load distribution under pavements by confining and stabilizing the base material, preventing lateral spreading and displacement. This confinement increases the overall stiffness and load-bearing capacity of the pavement structure, reducing the potential for rutting, cracking, and uneven settlement.
