Geogrid for Soil Reinforcement: High Strength & Versatile Applications

The use of Geogrid for the purpose of soil stabilization is one of the primal methods adopted in geotechnical engineering. Geogrids are known to enhance the mechanical characteristics of any soil, with regard to its shear strength, bearing capacity, and resistance to deformation. They tend to engage in a locking mechanism with a soil particle to form a composite system that is capable of distributing loads relatively better than before. This system is accepted and embraced in a wide array of construction works like foundation works, road works, and even slope guarding constructions. In terms of construction, a geogrid-stabilized soil can assist weaker structures in coping with reduction in settlement. It also prevents non-uniform subgrade settling and advances the strength of the whole roadbed when used in roads. Geogrid reinforcement enhances soil stabilty in slopes, accordingly mitigating the impact of landslides. The use of geogrids in soil stabilization provides a solution to reinforce soil structures enduring harsh forces.