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1. Prepare the Site
Clear the area: Remove all debris, vegetative cover, and unnecessary soil
from the area where the geocell will be placed.
Create a suitable base: If needed, replace the removed soil with materials
that meet project requirements and complete any necessary earthwork.
2. Deploy and Anchor the Geocell
Unfold and orient: Unfold the collapsed geocell panels and lay them on the
prepared surface, aligning them in the direction of the slope or load.
Secure the top edge: Anchor the top edge of the geocell to the crest of the
slope using methods like stakes, pins, or anchor trenches.
Stretch and align: Stretch the geocell panels down the slope to achieve the
desired shape and size, ensuring they are aligned and form a continuous
surface.
Connect panels (if necessary): If multiple panels are needed, join them
together by stapling or using other fastening methods.
Install anchors (for slopes): For slope protection, install tendons or
other anchoring systems at the toe of the slope, attaching them to the geocell
every few cells.
3. Infill the Cells
Choose the right material: Select infill material based on the project’s
soil properties and needs.
Fill carefully: Using a dump truck or front-end loader, carefully fill the
cells to avoid damaging them with a high drop height.
Overfill slightly: Fill the cells a little higher than the geocell walls to
allow for settling and compaction.
4. Compact and Finish
Compact the fill: Use an appropriate method to compact the infill material
within the cells, ensuring it is done without damaging the geocell.
Cover the geocell: Make sure the geocell is completely covered after
infilling to protect it from prolonged exposure to sunlight and the
elements.
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