Geocells reduce the need for aggregate materials by confining and stabilizing the soil within their cells, which eliminates the necessity for excessive use of traditional aggregate materials. The cells efficiently distribute the load and increase the load-bearing capacity of the soil, reducing the thickness of the aggregate layer required for construction projects.
Geocells reduce the need for aggregate materials by confining and stabilizing the infill, such as soil or granular material, within their honeycomb-like structure. This confinement prevents lateral spreading and displacement of the infill, minimizing the required volume of aggregate materials while still providing the necessary support and load-bearing capacity.
Geocells reduce the need for aggregate materials by confining and stabilizing the soil within their cellular structure, thereby increasing its load-bearing capacity. This allows for the use of less aggregate material, as the geocells provide structural support and prevent soil erosion, resulting in cost savings and a more sustainable approach to construction.
