... ) ] To address this limitation, it is important to physically reinforce or laterally confine the stone columns to some extent. Alternatively, geosynthetics commonly used in practice, such as geotextiles and geogrids, can serve as a reinforcement measure for stone columns. In fact, numerous studies have been...

... in-soil stiffness of the different geosynthetics. A nonwoven geotextile, a woven geotextile and a geogrid were tested under sand and gravel confinement. For all reinforcements used in this study, tests showed that reinforcement in-soil stiffness increases under soil confinement. The influence...

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...N. Abou Chaz; L. Briancon; P. Villard; C. Silvani; A. Nancey A series of large-scale laboratory tests was conducted to evaluate the impact of geotextile reinforcement on the performance of unpaved roads. An experimental protocol was established, detailing the preparation of the road base soil...

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...S. Liu; R. Zhang; J. Cheng; X. Geng; J. Zheng; K. Cheng Horizontal drains are gradually introduced to the vacuum preloading method to improve dredged slurries by adding geotextiles to alleviate the blockage in the consolidation process. This study considers the consolidation of slurries enhanced...

...E. M. Palmeira Geotextiles have been used as filters in geotechnical and geoenvironmental works for decades. Despite their broad utilization, these filters still find obstacles to the expansion of their application in larger projects and under complex soil and flow conditions. However...

...H. Wang; M. Kang; Y. Kim; I. I. A. Qamhia; E. Tutumluer; H. Shoup Geosynthetics, mainly geogrids and geotextiles, are commonly used to mechanically stabilize unbound aggregate layers in paved road applications. They provide lateral restraint to aggregates to initially increase the layer modulus...

...J. Lin; T. D. Stark; A. Idries; S. Choi This paper provides insight into the causes of post-peak strength loss for textured geomembrane (GMX) and nonwoven geotextile (NGT) interfaces. The NGT can be part of a geosynthetic drainage composite (GDC) or a stand-alone NGT. The study used ring shear...

...M. W. Khan; A. R. Dawson; A. M. Marshall; R. Chaudhry This paper focuses on evaluating the pore sizes of four nonwoven geotextile specimens with different pore size distribution techniques. The paper introduces a bubble analysis technique to find the two-dimensional (2D) pore size distribution...

...J.P. Giroud; J. Han; E. Tutumluer; M.J.D. Dobie This paper addresses unpaved and paved roads improved with geosynthetics, such as geotextiles, geogrids and geocells. The paper examines the mechanisms associated with the use of geosynthetics to improve roads, describes the principles of the design...

...N. Moraci; M. C. Mandaglio; S. Bilardi The paper focuses on the evaluation of the long-term behaviour of geotextile filters in contact with cohesionless soils. The clogging, blinding and piping levels of the filtering systems have been evaluated analysing the results of long-term filtration tests...

... on the geotextile configuration (woven, nonwoven, scrim-reinforcement, thermal treatment), bentonite characteristics (particle size, mineralogy, cation exchange capacity, time-dependent suction changes, swelling pressure), subgrade soil characteristics (particle size, mineralogy), chemistry of the hydration liquid...

...M. Lahoori; S. Rosin-Paumier; G. Stoltz; Y. Jannot This paper explores the use of geotextiles as insulation material for energy geostructures made of compacted soil. This work is based on measurements of the thermal conductivity of four nonwoven needle-punched geotextiles of varying thicknesses...

...N. Fatema; S. Bhatia For geotextile tube dewatering applications, several researchers have used one-dimensional dewatering tests to estimate soil piping and sediment retention by correlating geotextile pore openings (AOS, O₅₀–O₉₈) and sediment particle size...

...B. Ambriz; W. Mun; J. S. McCartney This study investigates the thermal soil-geosynthetic interaction mechanisms of reinforcing geotextiles confined in compacted silt that may be encountered when using mechanically-stabilized earth (MSE) walls as geothermal heat sinks. A thermo-mechanical...

...B. Kermani; S. M. Stoffels; M. Xiao Pumping in rigid pavements is defined as the migration of subgrade soil into the overlying layers, redistribution of materials under the slabs, and ejection of materials through joints. Pumping can compromise pavement performance. This study evaluated geotextiles...

...J. R. Carneiro; M. L. Lopes Weathering (mainly due to solar radiation) may cause unwanted changes in the properties of geosynthetics, affecting their performance and shortening their lifetime. In this work, four nonwoven polypropylene geotextiles were exposed to natural weathering in Portugal...

...E. M. Palmeira; H. L. Trejos Galvis Nonwoven geotextiles have been used as filters for over four decades in geotechnical and geoenvironmental works. These products have a complex fibre matrix and their behaviour as filters depends on how this matrix interacts with fluids and soil particles...

...M.M. Khachan; S.K. Bhatia; J.L. Smith ABSTRACT: Woven geotextiles are widely used as filters in geotechnical, hydraulic, and environmental applications. Depending on the application, geotextile filters can be subjected to uni-directional, bi-directional, or cyclic-flow conditions, with cyclic flow...