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Maximizing Ballast Life & Rail Performance with the GEOWEB® Geocells Presented by Bryan Wedin, PE
Ballast degradation occurs quickly under heavy axle loads, especially when track is constructed over weak subgrade soils. This can result in speed restrictions, increased maintenance, and costly downtime. The GEOWEB® Ballast Stabilization System reduces vertical pressure on the subgrade and creates a high-stiffness foundation that improves track stability and performance.
By minimizing aggregate movement, rotation, and settlement, GEOWEB-stabilized ballast significantly extends ballast life and reduces the need for frequent maintenance.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the benefits of GEOWEB-stabilized ballast from accredited research and testing.
- Learn how the GEOWEB stabilization system can reduce vertical ballast pressure and ballast movement.
- Understand the typical applications for GEOWEB ballast stabilization.
- Learn how to apply GEOWEB stabilization to extend rail life and reduce maintenance.
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