Geogrid is a synthetic material used in infrastructure construction, serving to reinforce soil, enhance structural stability, control erosion, and facilitate drainage.
Types of Geogrids
Geogrids can be classified into three main types:
- Uniaxial Geogrid: Designed to withstand force in one direction, typically used for retaining walls and slope reinforcement.
- Biaxial Geogrid: Provides strength in both directions, ideal for base and subgrade reinforcement in road and foundation works.
- Composite Geogrid: A combination of geogrid and other materials (e.g., geotextile), enhancing drainage and overall ground stability.
APPLICATION
Geogrids are widely used to reinforce and stabilize slopes in infrastructure projects. Their tensile strength and interlocking capability help prevent erosion, landslides, and surface instability – especially in steep or weak soil conditions.
Key benefits:
Enhances slope stability and erosion control.
Improves bonding between soil layers and cover material.
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