Geocells are used for load support in utility trenches by providing a stable and reinforced structure. They are placed within the trench to create a grid-like system that helps distribute the weight of the utility pipes or cables evenly. The geocells prevent soil displacement and ensure that the load is adequately supported, reducing the risk of settlement or damage to the utilities.
Geocells are used for load support in utility trenches by providing a stable and reinforced base. These three-dimensional cellular structures are placed in the trench, filled with compacted soil or aggregate, and then covered with a geotextile fabric. This creates a strong and permeable foundation that helps distribute the load from utility lines and equipment, preventing soil settlement and ensuring long-term stability. Geocells also enhance the load-bearing capacity of the trench, reducing the risk of damage or deformation.
Geocells are used for load support in utility trenches by acting as a reinforcement system. They are installed horizontally within the trench and filled with compacted soil or aggregate material. This creates a strong and stable foundation that helps distribute the load from the utilities and prevent settlement or deformation of the trench.
