Geocells improve load spreading by providing a honeycomb-like structure that confines and reinforces the infill material, such as soil or aggregate. This confinement prevents lateral movement of the infill, effectively spreading the load over a larger area and reducing stress on the underlying soil or pavement.
Geocells improve load spreading by confining and stabilizing the infill material within their cellular structure. This creates a more distributed load-bearing system, reducing localized stress concentrations and promoting even load distribution across a wider area.
Geocells improve load spreading by providing a stable and reinforced structure that distributes the load evenly over a larger area. The interconnected cells within the geocell system confine and stabilize the infill material, preventing lateral movement and enhancing load distribution. This helps to reduce stresses on the underlying soil and increase the overall load-bearing capacity of the surface.
