This paper deals with the results of a wide experimental research carried out in order to study factors affecting the cyclic and post-cyclic pullout behaviour of different geogrids embedded in a compacted granular soil. In a previous paper (Moraci and Cardile, 2009) the influence of the tensile cyclic load frequency and amplitude, vertical confining stress and geogrids structure on the pullout resistance and on the interface apparent coefficient of friction was studied. In this paper, the influence of the same factors on the pullout behaviour in terms of accumulated displacements and deformations are analysed.

Deformative behaviour of different geogrids embedded in a granular soil under monotonic and cyclic pullout loads / Moraci, Nicola; Cardile, G.. - In: GEOTEXTILES AND GEOMEMBRANES. - ISSN 0266-1144. - 32:(2012), pp. 104-110. [10.1016/j.geotexmem.2011.11.001]

Deformative behaviour of different geogrids embedded in a granular soil under monotonic and cyclic pullout loads

MORACI, Nicola
;
Cardile G.
2012-01-01

Abstract

This paper deals with the results of a wide experimental research carried out in order to study factors affecting the cyclic and post-cyclic pullout behaviour of different geogrids embedded in a compacted granular soil. In a previous paper (Moraci and Cardile, 2009) the influence of the tensile cyclic load frequency and amplitude, vertical confining stress and geogrids structure on the pullout resistance and on the interface apparent coefficient of friction was studied. In this paper, the influence of the same factors on the pullout behaviour in terms of accumulated displacements and deformations are analysed.
2012
Monotonic
Pullout
Deformation
Displacement
Cyclic
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