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Effect of damage during installation on the mechanical behaviour of a biaxial woven polyester geogrid

Effect of damage during installation on the mechanical behaviour of a biaxial woven polyester geogrid
Effect of damage during installation on the mechanical behaviour of a biaxial woven polyester geogrid
This paper reports the results of the assessment of the effect of damage during installation (DDI) on the short-term mechanical behaviour and on the soil-geosynthetics interface strength of a biaxial woven polyester geogrid. This material has been subjected to field damage tests, using two different soils and two compaction energies. To characterize the effect of the damage induced in the mechanical behaviour of geosynthetics, tensile tests (short-term behaviour), were carried out, according with the procedures described in EN ISO 10319. Simultaneously a test program was implemented to carry out pullout tests (according with EN 13738) and inclined plane shear tests (EN ISO 12957-2) to characterize the strength of the soil-geosynthetic interface. The results of the study are presented and analysed. The values of the corresponding reduction factors to consider the effects of DDI are also presented. Finally, the main conclusions are put forward.
446-451
Paula, A.M.
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Pinho-Lopes, M.
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Lopes, M.L.
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Paula, A.M.
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Pinho-Lopes, M.
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Lopes, M.L.
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Paula, A.M., Pinho-Lopes, M. and Lopes, M.L. (2012) Effect of damage during installation on the mechanical behaviour of a biaxial woven polyester geogrid. 5th European Geosynthetics Congress. 14 - 18 Sep 2012. pp. 446-451 .

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Abstract

This paper reports the results of the assessment of the effect of damage during installation (DDI) on the short-term mechanical behaviour and on the soil-geosynthetics interface strength of a biaxial woven polyester geogrid. This material has been subjected to field damage tests, using two different soils and two compaction energies. To characterize the effect of the damage induced in the mechanical behaviour of geosynthetics, tensile tests (short-term behaviour), were carried out, according with the procedures described in EN ISO 10319. Simultaneously a test program was implemented to carry out pullout tests (according with EN 13738) and inclined plane shear tests (EN ISO 12957-2) to characterize the strength of the soil-geosynthetic interface. The results of the study are presented and analysed. The values of the corresponding reduction factors to consider the effects of DDI are also presented. Finally, the main conclusions are put forward.

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Published date: 2012
Venue - Dates: 5th European Geosynthetics Congress, 2012-09-14 - 2012-09-18
Organisations: Infrastructure Group

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Local EPrints ID: 375384
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/375384
PURE UUID: c61abbb2-eda9-4d71-95cb-c15f420bbb88
ORCID for M. Pinho-Lopes: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-0808-6307

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Last modified: 12 Dec 2021 03:59

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Author: A.M. Paula
Author: M. Pinho-Lopes ORCID iD
Author: M.L. Lopes

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