Geocells improve the performance of paved roads by providing a stable and reinforced base. These cellular confinement systems are filled with compacted soil or aggregate, creating a strong and rigid structure that enhances load-bearing capacity and distributes the load more evenly. As a result, geocells prevent lateral spreading of the base materials, reduce rutting, and increase the overall durability and longevity of the road.
Geocells improve the performance of paved roads by providing reinforcement and stabilization to the base layers. They are typically made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and are filled with aggregate material. When installed, these cells confine the aggregate, preventing lateral movement and creating a more stable foundation. This enhanced stability helps to distribute loads more evenly, reduce rutting, and increase the overall strength and durability of the road. Additionally, geocells can help with effective water drainage, reducing the risk of moisture-related damage.
Geocells improve the performance of paved roads by providing stabilization and reinforcement to the underlying soil and base materials. They confine and restrain the aggregate materials, preventing lateral movement and maintaining the structural integrity of the road. This reduces rutting, cracking, and deformation, resulting in increased load-bearing capacity, improved durability, and extended service life of the pavement.
