How Long Does Geocell Last?

How Long Does Geocell Last?

The service life of  geocell can be assessed based on a number of factors, including the water table, soil conditions, construction quality, and use environment. In general, the design life of the geocell can reach 20 to 50 years.

Firstly, groundwater level is one of the important factors affecting the service life of geocell. If the water table is high, there is an increased risk of moisture and damage to the geocell. Areas with low water tables are less affected.

Secondly, soil conditions also affect the service life of the geocell. If the soil is highly corrosive or acid-alkaline, it will accelerate the aging and damage of the hdpe geocell. Therefore, the characteristics of soil should be considered in the selection of geocell materials and construction process.

Construction quality is an important guarantee for the service life of geocell. If there are defects or quality problems in the construction process, such as failure to ensure the complete sealing of the geocell, it may lead to water leakage or damage to the geocell.

Finally, the use of the environment will also have an impact on the life of the geocell. If the geocell is often subjected to large loads or vibrations, such as heavy vehicles passing by or earthquakes occurring, it will accelerate the wear and damage of the geocell.

High quality hdpe geocell will also laster longer.