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Determination of water retention curves for one residual soil and two distinct non-woven geotextiles
The water retention curves (WRC) presented in this study were determined for materials constituting prototypes of evapotranspirative capillary barrier coverage, which used gneissic residual soil and non-woven geotextile.
Raul Graça +2 more
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The fiber that serves as a reinforcement in reinforced composites may be artificial or natural. Past studies show that artificial fibers such as glass, carbon, etc., have been generally used in fiber-reinforced composites.
S. Jayabal, M. Murugan, U. Natarajan
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Coir Geotextiles for Paved Roads: A Laboratory and Field Study Using Non-Plastic Soil as Subgrade
In this paper, pavement proposed on soft subgrade (SG) that requires improvement is studied and reported. One of the methods of improvement is reinforcing SG with geotextile.
M. S. Girish +2 more
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Suitability of coir fibre as a raw material for geotextiles.
Geotextiles are used in many geotechnical works as support in reinforcement structures. In practice geotextiles made of synthetic polymers such as polyester, polyamide and polypropylene are used.
De Silva, N, Nawarathna, NS
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Damage accumulation in hybrid woven fabric composites. [PDF]
Damage accumulation in glass fibre woven reinforced epoxy laminates manufactured from two different fabrics have been investigated under three different loading conditions.
Asaad, Mohammed
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Capillary barriers incorporating non-woven geotextiles
Capillary barriers can be an effective solution to minimise or delay infiltration of liquids in soils. These alternative barriers may be particularly appropriate and cost-effective in cover systems of waste disposal systems in arid and semi-arid regions.
Marcelo M Azevedo +3 more
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Ballistic Impact Response of Woven Hybrid Coir/Kevlar Laminated Composites [PDF]
The effects of different laminated hybrid composites stacking configuration subjected to ballistic impact were investigated. The hybrid composites consist of woven coir (C) and woven Kevlar (K) layers laminated together.
M., Mariatti +11 more
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Use of coir fibre as a raw material for geotextiles
A PhotocopyGeotextiles are defined as 'permeable textile material used with foundation, soil, rock ,earth or any other Geo technical engineering related material, as an integral part of a man-made project, structure or system' where Geotextiles are used ...
Nawarathna, NS
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Interface Behavior of Granular Soils Reinforced with Surface-Modified Coir Geotextiles
The paper presents the effect of using cashew nut shell liquid (CNSL), a low-priced agro by-product and a renewable resource, to treat coir geotextiles.
Prithviraj R, Anjana Bhasi
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Utilisation of Coir Geotextiles for Unpaved Roads and Embankments
The increasing tempo of construction activity the world over creates heavy pressure on existing land space. The quest for new and competent site often points to the needs for improving existing sites, which are otherwise deemed unsuitable for adopting ...
Babu, K K, Dr. Beena, K S
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