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Geosynthetics International (2020) 27 (4): 432–450.
Published: 12 August 2020
...H. Khatami; A. Deng; M. Jaksa Arching effect in geomaterial refers to the stress redistribution as a result of induced displacements. It is most likely to occur in different situations such as retaining walls, piled foundations, tunnelling, and so on. The arching effects that occur in rubbersand...
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Geosynthetics International (1997) 4 (6): 623–643.
Published: 01 January 1997
...A. Bernal; R. Salgado; R.H. Swan; C.W. Lovell Waste tires can be shredded (tire shreds) and re-used as fill material. The fill material may be comprised solely of tire shreds or mixed with sand (rubber-sand). If geosynthetics are to be used with fills containing tire shreds, it is necessary...

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