Geocells improve water infiltration rates by creating a stable and permeable surface that allows water to flow through easily. The three-dimensional honeycomb structure of geocells prevents soil compaction and promotes the formation of natural pores, which enhance water infiltration. Additionally, geocells help to distribute and retain water evenly, preventing surface runoff and increasing the overall infiltration capacity of the soil.
Geocells improve water infiltration rates by providing structural support to the soil, preventing compaction and promoting pore space for water to pass through. The interconnected cells within the geocell system create channels that allow water to flow more freely, reducing surface runoff and increasing the rate at which water can infiltrate into the ground.
Geocells improve water infiltration rates by providing a stable structure that prevents soil compaction, promotes root growth, and creates microchannels for water to flow through, allowing it to penetrate the soil more effectively.
