When designing geocells in high groundwater conditions, several key considerations must be taken into account. Firstly, the type and permeability of the geocell material should be carefully chosen to prevent waterlogging and ensure proper drainage. Additionally, the height and spacing of the geocell cells should be optimized to allow for efficient water flow while maintaining structural stability. Furthermore, the geocell system should be designed to withstand the hydrostatic pressure exerted by the groundwater to prevent any potential damage or failure. Lastly, the compatibility of the geocell with the surrounding soil and groundwater chemistry should be evaluated to ensure long-term performance and minimize any potential adverse effects.
