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Effect of grading and grain size on the friction characteristics of a sand/geotextile inteface
Geofabrics are incorporated in geotechnical engineering structures for various reasons and functions. This study addresses the reinforcement function whereby geotextiles are utilised as reinforcing elements in reinforced slopes and fills. It particularly focuses on the soil/geotextile interface beha...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2020
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