Geocells are used in railway tracks to provide stabilization and reinforcement of the subgrade. These cellular confinement systems are filled with granular materials, such as gravel or sand, which helps distribute the load evenly and prevent lateral movement of the track. This improves the overall stability and performance of the railway tracks, reducing maintenance needs and increasing their lifespan.
Geocells are used in railway tracks as a reinforcement measure to improve track stability and prevent lateral movement of ballast. They are placed beneath the track bed and filled with aggregate materials, creating a stable platform that distributes the load more evenly. This helps in reducing track settlement, increasing load-bearing capacity, and enhancing overall track performance and durability.
Geocells are used in railway tracks as a reinforcement material to provide stability and prevent lateral movement of the ballast, which is the layer of crushed stones on which the tracks are laid. The geocells are filled with the ballast and then placed on the subgrade, creating a more stable and durable track foundation. This helps to increase the overall strength of the tracks, reduce track settlement, and improve the longevity and performance of the railway infrastructure.
