How do geogrid reinforced earth walls work? I Geotechnical Engineering I TGC Episode 18

Reinforced (or mechanically-stabilised) soil is becoming a standard way of forming cost-effective walls and bridge abutments on roads and railways, instead of the more traditional options that frequently involve piling and reinforced concrete.
The approach uses layers of geogrid to reinforce soil, increasing bearing capacity and increasing resistance to differential settlement. Reinforced soil structures have lower bearing pressures, which can eliminate the need for expensive foundations.
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[@ascapelandscaping5459]

Absolutely briliant

[@roylyle8222]

We spec alot of Tensar in our temporary works designs, they are fantastic. Can I suggest your sales / CPD chaps bring your little box with them when seeing clients versus just a power point presentation and a few samples. Your videos are great by the way.

[@hg2.]

Absolutely.
Discovering MSEs is awesome.

[@sandeephabib]

that was beautiful

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[@Newsfluff]

This was so good!

[@yashrai7781]

Dear sir please make or share videos on mechanical connection between geogrid and panel used in acutal field

[@anr578]

Dear sire please whay the bearing capacity of the soil in raft foundation is less that isolated footing

[@endy9059]

Do you think this could work for making a simple bench?

[@hg2.]

Could columns be built this way instead of using reenforced concrete?

[@Sanctimonious007]

i have an interview with the company that patented this tech. :D