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FIGURE 1 This overhead view of Tensar’s InterAx geogrid shows it being placed and then covered with sub-ballast. The geogrid was installed at a new industrial logistics center in Texas. The project required the construction of approximately eight miles of new rail in order to service the manufacturing facilities being built on the developing land. […]
Trends in geosynthetics
Poised for growth These products are finding favor with those seeking to achieve greater efficiencies, cost reduction and enhanced sustainability
Features | April 1, 2025 | By: Pamela Mills-Senn
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