Geocomposites are commonly applied in transportation, environmental protection, hydraulic engineering, and building construction. In highways, they help drain water and improve pavement support. In retaining walls, they collect groundwater and reduce pressure behind the structure. Landfills use specialized geocomposites for drainage and protection of barrier systems. Tunnels may incorporate drainage composites to manage groundwater seepage. Railway projects can use suitable products to support separation and drainage functions. They are also applied in green roofs, sports fields, foundations, and erosion-control systems. Their use depends on site-specific conditions, design standards, and performance requirements. Engineers select the appropriate configuration to address the main challenge of each application.
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