Geocells are honeycomb-like structures made from high-density polyethylene materials that can be filled with rocks or soil. They reduce the risk of rockfall hazards by creating a stable barrier on slopes or cliffs. When installed correctly, geocells provide reinforcement and prevent loose rocks from falling, minimizing the potential danger to people and infrastructure below.
Geocells reduce the risk of rockfall hazards by providing stabilization and reinforcement to slopes and rock faces. The three-dimensional honeycomb-like structure of geocells enhances the stability of loose rock materials, preventing them from dislodging and falling. The geocell system also helps to distribute and dissipate the impact energy of falling rocks, minimizing the potential damage and risk of injury.
Geocells reduce the risk of rockfall hazards by providing a stable and erosion-resistant barrier that holds loose rocks in place. The honeycomb-like structure of geocells enhances the soil's shear strength, preventing rockfall or landslides. Additionally, geocells help to absorb and dissipate the energy of falling rocks, minimizing the impact and reducing the chances of damage or injury.
