Geocells Philippines - HDPE Geocell with Various Parameters from China Supplier
- Loading Port:
- Guangzhou
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 9999999 m²/month
OKorder Service Pledge
OKorder Financial Service
You Might Also Like
We provide Geocells with various parameters. If you have procurement needs, please contact us, and we will provide you with samples and the lowest price of the factory. Our products have passed the CE certification of EU. If you need the parameters of various types of Geocellss, you can contact us to obtain the product atlas.
What is a Geocells?
Geocells is a three-dimensional network cell structure formed by high-strength welding of reinforced HDPE sheet materials. It is generally welded by ultrasonic needle. Some holes are drilled on the diaphragm due to engineering needs.
Characteristics of Geocells
1. It is flexible, transportable and collapsible. During construction, it can be tensioned into a mesh and filled with loose materials such as soil, gravel and concrete to form a structure with strong lateral restrictions and large stiffness.
2. Light material, abrasion resistance, stable chemical performance, light and oxygen aging resistance, acid and alkali resistance, suitable for different soil conditions such as desert.
3. High lateral limit and anti-skid, anti deformation, effectively enhance the bearing capacity of the subgrade and disperse load.
4. Changing geometric dimensions such as Geocells height and welding distance can meet different engineering needs.
5. Flexible, small transport volume; Convenient connection and fast construction speed.
Characteristics of Geocells:
1. It can be expanded and contracted freely, transported and stacked. During construction, it can be tensioned into a network and filled with loose materials such as soil, gravel and concrete to form a structure with strong lateral restrictions and large stiffness.
2. It is light, wear-resistant, stable in chemical performance, resistant to light and oxygen aging, acid and alkali, and suitable for different soil conditions such as desert.
3. High lateral limit and anti-skid, anti deformation, effectively enhance the bearing capacity of the subgrade and disperse load.
4. Changing geometric dimensions such as Geocells height and welding distance can meet different engineering needs.
5. Flexible, small transportation volume, convenient connection and fast construction speed. That is to say, once the load acts on the subgrade, a wedge-shaped active area will be formed under the load, which will be squeezed through the transition area, so that the passive area will bulge.
Components of Geocells
Geocells is a mesh cell structure formed by high-strength HDPE or PP copolymer broadband through strong welding or riveting. It is flexible and can be folded during transportation. When it is used, it is opened and filled with earth rock or concrete materials, forming a structure with strong lateral restrictions and large stiffness. It can be used as cushion to treat soft foundation to increase the bearing capacity of the foundation, and can also be laid on the slope to form a slope protection structure, and can also be used to build a retaining structure.
Use of Geocells
1. It is used to stabilize highway and railway subgrade.
2. It is used to control levees and shallow river channels bearing gravity.
3. Mixed retaining wall used to prevent landslide and loaded gravity.
4. When encountering soft foundation, the use of Geocells can greatly reduce the construction labor intensity, reduce the subgrade thickness, and the construction speed is fast, the performance is good, and the project cost is greatly reduced.
Engineering Application of Geocells
1. Treat half filled and half excavated subgrade. When building an embankment on a slope with a natural gradient of more than 1:5, steps shall be excavated at the base of the embankment, and the width of the steps shall not be less than 1M. When building or rebuilding the highway by stages, steps shall be excavated at the junction of the fill slopes of the new and old subgrades. The width of the steps of high-grade highways is generally 2M. Geocellss shall be laid on the horizontal surface of each step, and the reinforcement effect of the facade side of the Geocellss shall be used, Better solve the problem of uneven settlement.
2. Subgrade in windy sand area. The subgrade in windy sand area shall mainly be low embankment, and the filling height is generally not less than 0.3M Due to the professional requirements of low subgrade and heavy bearing for subgrade construction in wind blown sand area, the use of Geocells can play a side limiting role for loose filler, and ensure that the subgrade has high stiffness and strength within a limited height to withstand the load stress of large vehicles.
3. The abutment back subgrade is filled with reinforcement. The use of Geocells can better achieve the purpose of reinforcing the abutment back. Enough friction can be generated between the Geocells and the filler, which can effectively reduce the uneven settlement between the subgrade and the structure, and ultimately effectively alleviate the early impact damage of "abutment bump" disease on the bridge deck.
4. Subgrade in permafrost regions. When constructing fill subgrade in permafrost regions, the minimum fill height shall be reached to prevent the occurrence of frost boiling or the reduction of the upper limit of the frozen layer, which may cause excessive settlement of the embankment. The unique facade reinforcement effect of the Geocells and the effective implementation of the overall lateral limit can ensure the minimum fill height in some special sections to the greatest extent, and make the fill have high quality strength and stiffness.
5. Treatment of loess collapsible subgrade. When expressways and Class I highways pass through collapsible loess and loess sections with good compressibility, or when the allowable bearing capacity of the high embankment foundation is lower than the pressure of the vehicle load and the dead weight of the embankment, the subgrade should also be treated according to the requirements of the bearing capacity. At this time, the superiority of the geotextile cell will undoubtedly appear.
6. Saline soil and expansive soil. The expressway, Class I highway, shoulder and side slope constructed with saline soil and expansive soil are all reinforced. The facade reinforcement effect of the cell is the most excellent one among all reinforcement materials, and it has excellent corrosion resistance, which can fully meet the requirements of building highways in saline soil and expansive soil.
FAQ:
Q1:Can you provide a sample for us?
A:yes,we can provide for your free samples based on freight collect.
Q2:What is your MOQ?
A:MOQ is 10000sqm.
Q3:What is payment terms?
A:T/T,L/C
Q4:What is your lead time?
A:According to your order quantity,usually 7days for 1*40HC
Q5:Do the customized design accepted?
A:We welcome customized design.
- Q: How do geocells enhance the load distribution of soils?
- Geocells enhance the load distribution of soils by confining and stabilizing the soil particles within their cell walls. This confinement increases the lateral spread of load, reducing vertical stress and preventing soil displacement. As a result, geocells promote better load distribution and improve the overall load-bearing capacity of the soil.
- Q: Can geocells be used for recreational trail construction?
- Yes, geocells can be used for recreational trail construction. Geocells are a popular choice for building trails due to their ability to provide stabilization, erosion control, and increased load-bearing capacity. They are easy to install, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly, making them suitable for various recreational trail construction projects.
- Q: Can geocells be used in hydraulic applications?
- Yes, geocells can be used in hydraulic applications. Geocells are three-dimensional honeycomb-like structures made from polymeric materials. They can be filled with soil, aggregate, or concrete to create a stable and porous structure. In hydraulic applications, geocells can be used for erosion control, slope stabilization, and shoreline protection. They provide effective drainage, prevent soil erosion, and enhance the overall structural integrity of hydraulic systems.
- Q: Can geocells be used for retaining walls in high wind areas?
- Yes, geocells can be used for retaining walls in high wind areas. Geocells are often used in various applications, including retaining walls, due to their ability to provide stability and support to the soil. In high wind areas, geocells can help prevent soil erosion and maintain the integrity of the retaining wall, making them a suitable solution for such conditions.
- Q: Can geocells be used for pipeline support?
- Yes, geocells can be used for pipeline support. Geocells are cellular confinement systems that provide stability and load-bearing capabilities to various applications, including pipelines. They can be filled with compacted soil or other suitable materials to create a stable foundation and prevent lateral movement of the pipeline. Geocells also distribute the load more evenly, reducing stress on the pipeline and enhancing its long-term performance.
- Q: Can geocells be used in canal lining projects?
- Yes, geocells can be used in canal lining projects. Geocells are often used for soil stabilization and erosion control in various construction projects, including canal lining. They provide an effective solution for preventing soil erosion and maintaining the integrity of the canal lining.
- Q: Can geocells be used for sand dune stabilization?
- Yes, geocells can be used for sand dune stabilization. Geocells are three-dimensional honeycomb-like structures made from high-density polyethylene and filled with sand or other materials. These cells can be placed on the surface of sand dunes to provide structural stability and prevent erosion. The cells confine the sand, preventing it from shifting and blowing away, while also allowing for proper drainage. Geocells have been successfully used in various coastal and desert regions for sand dune stabilization projects.
- Q: Are geocells resistant to hydraulic pressure?
- Yes, geocells are resistant to hydraulic pressure. The interconnected cells in geocells provide a stable and strong structure that can withstand hydraulic pressure, making them ideal for erosion control, slope stabilization, and other hydraulic applications.
- Q: What is the maximum angle of inclination for geocells?
- The maximum angle of inclination for geocells can vary depending on various factors such as the type of geocell, the soil conditions, and the desired stability. However, in general, most geocells can typically handle inclinations of up to 30 degrees or more.
- Q: How do geocells help with stormwater infiltration?
- Geocells help with stormwater infiltration by providing a stable and permeable structure that allows water to infiltrate into the ground. The geocells are filled with a porous material, such as gravel or soil, which acts as a filter while still allowing water to pass through. This helps to reduce surface runoff and promotes the recharge of groundwater, effectively managing stormwater and preventing flooding.
Send your message to us
Geocells Philippines - HDPE Geocell with Various Parameters from China Supplier
- Loading Port:
- Guangzhou
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 9999999 m²/month
OKorder Service Pledge
OKorder Financial Service
Similar products
Hot products
Hot Searches
Related keywords