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Properties of woven polypropylene geotextiles.

, 2020
Properties of woven polypropylene geotextiles.
Yi-Ming Shu (8720388), Wen-Long Mao (8720385), Ke Gu (6194255), Xian-Lei Zhang (8720391), Zhen Zhang (86004)   +4 more
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Experimental study of geotextiles for karst subgrade collapse under static and dynamic loads

Frontiers in Earth Science
IntroductionKarst subgrade collapse has the characteristics of suddenness and concealment, which poses a major challenge to the stability of infrastructure.MethodsA scale model test was designed to investigate the effects of different reinforcing ...
Di Wu, Yang Yi, Qingshu Chen, Jing Wu, Yanxin Yang, Jianjian Wu, Ruhul Amin   +6 more
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Three-dimensional woven geotextiles for containment dike construction

, 1996
265-275Every year, approximately 300 million m(3) (400 million yd(3)) of sediment is dredged from the United States' waterways (Fairweather, 1995). Although the primary purpose is to increase navigational capacities of channels, engineers are constantly ...
Austin DN, Theisen MS
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Evaluation of properties nonwowen geotextiles

, 2007
katedra: KTM; rozsah: 59 s., 7 s. grfů, 5 s. obr. přTato diplomová práce se zabývá vlastnostmi geotextilií. K měření byly použity vzorky geotextilií od firmy MITOP Mimoň a.s..
Walter, Jaroslav
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Coastal defences on the KwaZulu-Natal coast of South Africa: a review with particular reference to geotextiles

Journal of the South African Institution of Civil Engineers, 2012
Modern coastal defences have to satisfy economic, environmental and sustainability criteria. The balancing of these criteria can make the implementation of coastal defences socially, environmentally and politically complicated.
S Corbella, D D Stretch
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Effects of Permeable Geotextiles of Different Densities on Soil Cracking and Evaporation Behavior

Buildings
Geotextiles are a commonly used green material which can improve the water holding capacity of soil. However, the effects of density on evaporation and cracking of geotextile–soil composites are still unclear.
Binbin Yang, Yidan Yin, Changde Yang
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An evaluation of square footing response on lime-treated geotextile-reinforced silty sand: contrasting experimental and computational approaches

Frontiers in Built Environment
Improving soil strength and reducing the anticipated settlement and construction cost is a great paradox for civil as well as geotechnical engineers. In this paper, these aspects and other suitable types of ground improvement are discussed based on the ...
Syed Md Yousuf, Mehboob Anwer Khan, Syed Muhammad Ibrahim, Furquan Ahmad, Pijush Samui, Anil Kumar Sharma   +5 more
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Assessing the Influence Zone and Drainage Efficiency of Geotextiles with Enhanced Lateral Drainage Abilities in Unsaturated Soil Systems

Geosciences
The hydraulic performance of woven geotextiles is frequently overlooked in roadway design, despite their extensive use for reinforcement applications.
Shakeel Abid Mohammed, Jorge G. Zornberg
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Comparative Analysis of Reinforced Asphalt Concrete Overlays: Effects of Thickness and Temperature. [PDF]

Materials (Basel), 2023
Albayati AH, Ajool YS, Allawi AA.
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Geosynthetics for Filtration and Stabilisation: A Review. [PDF]

Polymers (Basel), 2022
Markiewicz A, Koda E, Kawalec J.
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