Spunbonded needle-punched nonwoven geotextiles for filtration and drainage applications: Manufacturing and structural design
Recently, geotextiles have gained widespread popularity as porous materials in the fields of
geotechnical and geoenvironmental engineering. Spunbonded needle-punched nonwoven …
geotechnical and geoenvironmental engineering. Spunbonded needle-punched nonwoven …
Enhancing soft subgrade performance with geocomposite-embedded cap** layer: utilising Australian granular pavement design chart for assessing geocomposite …
Improving soft subgrades in road construction is essential for efficient machinery use,
reducing gravel layer thickness, and enhancing pavement performance. Traditional methods …
reducing gravel layer thickness, and enhancing pavement performance. Traditional methods …
Microstructure characteristics of nonwoven geotextiles using SEM and CT methods
KY Li, XW Tang, WF Zhao, ML Fei, XL Chen… - Geotextiles and …, 2023 - Elsevier
Two digital image methods based on scanning electron microscope (SEM) and computed
tomography (CT) were proposed to study the microstructural characteristics of staple fibers …
tomography (CT) were proposed to study the microstructural characteristics of staple fibers …
[HTML][HTML] Introduction to a novel geotextile tube connection construction method: A case study of test site and field application
One particular challenge in constructing geotextile tubes is ensuring proper alignment and
leveling, especially when connecting them in a series. This study introduces a novel …
leveling, especially when connecting them in a series. This study introduces a novel …
Predicting california bearing ratio (CBR) value of a selected subgrade material
The subgrade bearing capacity is an important parameter in flexible pavement design, and it
is largely influenced by the variation of subgrade moisture. California Bearing Ratio (CBR) is …
is largely influenced by the variation of subgrade moisture. California Bearing Ratio (CBR) is …
Moving beyond co** to resilient pragmatism in food insecure households
This study used the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework (SLF) to analyze the lived
experiences of 13 women in Brisbane, Australia, striving for food security. Data analysis …
experiences of 13 women in Brisbane, Australia, striving for food security. Data analysis …
Monotonic loading test to investigate the benefits of composite geogrids for subgrade improvement
The presence of weak subgrades is one of the greatest challenges in constructing road
pavements. Conventionally, techniques such as refiling with suitable material and soil …
pavements. Conventionally, techniques such as refiling with suitable material and soil …
Influence of bio-clogging on permeability characteristics of soil
It is necessary to enhance the barrier performance of cutoff walls in order to improve the
contamination control level, especially for reconstruction or expansion of existing landfill …
contamination control level, especially for reconstruction or expansion of existing landfill …
[HTML][HTML] Tensile and tearing properties of a geocomposite mechanically damaged by repeated loading and abrasion
JR Carneiro, F Almeida, F Carvalho, ML Lopes - Materials, 2023 - mdpi.com
The behaviour of geosynthetics can be affected by many agents, both in the short and long
term. Mechanical damage caused by repeated loading or abrasion are examples of agents …
term. Mechanical damage caused by repeated loading or abrasion are examples of agents …
Development of design guidelines for composite-geogrid reinforced unpaved pavements
It is well-known that the inclusion of composite geogrids (CGGs) into the pavement structure
assists to maximise the benefits of geosynthetic-reinforcement in flexible pavements …
assists to maximise the benefits of geosynthetic-reinforcement in flexible pavements …