Geocells help with load transfer on weak subgrades by confining and stabilizing the soil, creating a strong and stable platform for the load to be distributed evenly. The interconnected cells within the geocell system act as a barrier, preventing lateral movement of the soil particles and increasing the overall load-bearing capacity of the subgrade. This load transfer mechanism provided by geocells helps to reduce settlement, improve soil reinforcement, and enhance the overall performance and longevity of the infrastructure built on weak subgrades.
Geocells help with load transfer on weak subgrades by providing a reinforced cellular structure that distributes the load over a wider area, reducing the pressure on the weak subgrade. The cells are filled with aggregate materials, such as soil or gravel, which enhances their load-bearing capacity. This allows for more efficient load transfer, reducing the risk of settlement or failure on weak subgrades and improving overall stability.
