A geocell is used in construction as a cellular confinement system for stabilizing soil and providing reinforcement. It is typically made of high-density polyethylene and is filled with compacted soil or aggregate. Geocells are used to create strong and stable foundations for roads, pavements, slopes, and retaining walls, as well as for erosion control and landfills. They improve load-bearing capacity, prevent soil erosion, and enhance the overall durability and stability of construction projects.
A geocell is used in construction as a cellular confinement system that provides stabilization and reinforcement to soils. It is typically used in applications such as slope protection, erosion control, retaining walls, and load support. The geocell is filled with soil or other aggregate material, creating a sturdy structure that improves the overall strength and stability of the construction project.
A geocell is used in construction as a cellular confinement system that helps stabilize and reinforce soil or aggregate materials. It is primarily used for soil erosion control, slope protection, load support, and pavement construction. The geocell's interconnected cells are filled with soil or aggregate, creating a rigid structure that improves the stability and load-bearing capacity of the construction area.
