Geocells enhance load-bearing capacity by confining and stabilizing the fill material within the cell walls. This confinement increases the overall stiffness and strength of the structure, allowing it to withstand heavier loads and distribute them more evenly. Additionally, the interconnected cells create a network that improves load distribution and prevents lateral movement of the fill material, further enhancing the load-bearing capacity of the geocell system.
Geocells enhance load-bearing capacity by confining and stabilizing the infill material, such as soil or aggregate, within their cellular structure. This creates a more compact and stable foundation, preventing lateral spreading of the infill material and increasing its overall strength. Additionally, geocells distribute the load more evenly, reducing stress concentrations and improving the load-bearing capacity of the soil or aggregate layer.
Geocells enhance load-bearing capacity by confining and interlocking granular materials, such as soil or aggregate, within a three-dimensional honeycomb-like structure. This confinement prevents lateral spreading and vertical displacement of the fill material under load, resulting in increased stability and improved load distribution. The geocell's cellular confinement system effectively spreads the load over a larger area, reducing stress on the subgrade or weak soil underneath, thus enhancing the load-bearing capacity of the overall structure.
