7. Conclusion
The use of geosynthetics for reinforcement is now commonplace. Academic research and industrial product development have resulted in a wide range of solutions to geotechnical stability problems. The harmonization of testing standards has resulted in unified nominal characteristics for geosynthetics. The harmonization of dimensioning approaches will enable the technique to flourish once again.
Innovation in the field of geosynthetics is needed to meet the challenges of more complex infrastructure construction. The development of new geosynthetic reinforcement layers requires qualification on the major points that enable the design of reinforced structures:
long-term mechanical and chemical resistance ;
resistance to damage and ageing (service life of the structure) ;
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Bibliography
Regulations
NF EN ISO 10319, Geosynthetics – Tensile test on wide strips.
NF EN ISO 10321 Geosynthetics – Joint/seam tensile test using the wide band method.
NF EN ISO 12957-1 Geosynthetics – Determination of friction characteristics – Part 1: direct shear test.
NF EN ISO 12957-2 Geosynthetics – Determination of friction characteristics – Part 2: inclined plane...
Websites
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CFG – French Geosynthetics Committee
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IGS – International Geosynthetic Society
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