Geocells improve surface stability by confining and compacting the infill material, providing a strong and stable foundation. The interconnected cells prevent lateral movement of the infill material, reducing soil erosion and improving load distribution. Additionally, the geocells increase the overall stiffness and bearing capacity of the surface, enhancing its stability and resistance to deformation.
Geocells improve surface stability by confining and reinforcing soil or aggregate materials. The interconnected cells create a rigid and load-bearing structure that distributes the weight more evenly, reducing the potential for settlement, erosion, and lateral movement. This confinement also enhances the shear strength of the soil or aggregate, increasing resistance to deformation and improving overall stability.
