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A poor subgrade is the number one cause of pavement failures. Even the best-designed and properly installed pavements can fail if the soil built upon is too soft and weak, resulting in structural issues. Understanding the importance of staying ahead of your pavement's natural life cycle is critical to avoid costly damage and time wasted. Learn how you can take control and reduce costs by as much as 20 percent.
Discover how we provided a cost-effective solution to stabilize soft soils below a highway lane widening area. While eliminating the need to cement stabilize the subgrade and allowed the DOT to keep the same design section thicknesses while implementing a solution to address long-term moisture concerns.
By now, you have probably read or heard about the multiple benefits of using geogrids in various types of civil engineering construction applications. The two most significant are the improvement of your construction project's speed and the reduction of your overall cost. But you might still be asking yourself, what exactly are geogrids and how do they create an impact on my bottom line and project's success?
What if you didn't have to waste time, energy, and money trying to perform repairs and upgrades to your roadway stabilization projects after their completion due to early failure? What if, instead, you had the power to reduce cost and material by 20 to 40 percent, improve construction speed, and provide profitable solutions by saving on recurring expenses. Well, the truth is you can, with the use of geosynthetics.
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Discover how we provided a cost-effective solution to stabilize soft soils below a highway lane widening area. While eliminating the need to cement stabilize the subgrade and allowed the DOT to keep the same design section thicknesses while implementing a solution to address long-term moisture concerns.
