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An investigation of the effect of dynamic and static loading to geosynthetic reinforced pavements overlying a soft subgrade
Construction of roads over soft soils can lead to design and construction related problems linked to the soil's compressibility characteristics and low strength. Failure, in terms of bearing capacity can occur when pavements are constructed over such soft soils. When road pavements, which are constr...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2016
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