Uniaxial Geogrid for Soil Reinforcement | High Strength Solutions

Uniaxial geogrids in water conservancy projects support the stability and functionality of hydraulic structures. In river training, reservoir construction, and irrigation canals, uniaxial geogrids are used to strengthen soil and other foundation materials. Geogrids are installed at the high-strength axis where they bind with soil particles, enhancing the soil’s shear strength against water-induced erosion and seepage forces, as well as making it more resistant to erosion. This method of reinforcement minimizes soil displacement and piping dangerous to the integrity and structures of the water conservancy. Pipe formation prone areas are mitigated by augmenting the soil’s bearing capacity through uniaxial geogrid reinforcements, enabling seals, levees, and canals to withstand hydrostatic pressure and submerged water over extended periods. These uniaxial geogrids ensure the preservation of water resources, as well as secure the surrounding areas from floods.