The strength of a biaxial geogrid refers to its ability to withstand loads and distribute them evenly across the soil, enhancing the stability and support of construction projects. Biaxial geogrids, including PP biaxial geogrid, are designed to provide strength in two directions: longitudinal (along the length) and transverse (across the width). This dual strength makes them effective in reinforcing weak soils and preventing deformation under heavy loads.
Typically made from polypropylene (PP), biaxial geogrids have high tensile strength, ranging from 20 kN/m to over 50 kN/m, depending on the type and application. This strength allows them to reinforce roads, embankments, and foundations, preventing soil displacement and ensuring long-term stability. The grid structure ensures even load distribution, reducing the risk of settlement or failure in soft soils.
PP biaxial geogrid is widely used for its excellent durability, chemical resistance, and ease of installation. Its strength, combined with cost-effectiveness, makes it an ideal solution for road construction, retaining walls, and other civil engineering projects that require reliable soil stabilization and reinforcement.
