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Behavior of Geogrid Reinforced Foundation Systems Supported on Clay Subgrades of Different Strengths
Abstract This paper presents an experimental study investigating the behaviour of geogrid reinforced sand-clay foundation systems with clay subgrades of different strengths. Model tests were carried out on a circular footing of 150 mm diameter (D) resting on 1 × 1 × 1 m foundation bed having clay subgrades of different undrained shear strengths (c u), ranging from 7 to 60 kPa. Different series of laboratory model tests were performed on homogeneous and layered foundation systems. The layered systems were comprised of dense sand of varying layer thicknesses (H = 0.63–2.19D) overlying the clay subgrades. Pressure-settlement responses obtained indicated that the foundation performances were largely influenced by footing settlement (s/D %), layer thickness (H), and subgrade strengths (c u). The results indicated that the planar geogrid reinforcement, placed at the sand-clay interface, can substantially improve the performance of the foundation beds depending on layer thickness and subgrade strength. A maximum of about 5.6-fold improvement in bearing capacity was observed in the study, for very soft clay subgrade of 7 kPa.
Behavior of Geogrid Reinforced Foundation Systems Supported on Clay Subgrades of Different Strengths
Abstract This paper presents an experimental study investigating the behaviour of geogrid reinforced sand-clay foundation systems with clay subgrades of different strengths. Model tests were carried out on a circular footing of 150 mm diameter (D) resting on 1 × 1 × 1 m foundation bed having clay subgrades of different undrained shear strengths (c u), ranging from 7 to 60 kPa. Different series of laboratory model tests were performed on homogeneous and layered foundation systems. The layered systems were comprised of dense sand of varying layer thicknesses (H = 0.63–2.19D) overlying the clay subgrades. Pressure-settlement responses obtained indicated that the foundation performances were largely influenced by footing settlement (s/D %), layer thickness (H), and subgrade strengths (c u). The results indicated that the planar geogrid reinforcement, placed at the sand-clay interface, can substantially improve the performance of the foundation beds depending on layer thickness and subgrade strength. A maximum of about 5.6-fold improvement in bearing capacity was observed in the study, for very soft clay subgrade of 7 kPa.
Behavior of Geogrid Reinforced Foundation Systems Supported on Clay Subgrades of Different Strengths
Biswas, Arghadeep (Autor:in) / Asfaque Ansari, Md. (Autor:in) / Dash, Sujit Kumar (Autor:in) / Murali Krishna, A. (Autor:in)
07.07.2015
10 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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