6. Standardization and controls
In the early 1980s, the Comité Français des Géotextiles (CFG) began drafting its own standards. These first draft standards were subsequently published by AFNOR.
Subsequently, the CFG continued its pre-normative work.
1983 saw the creation of 2 separate commissions on geosynthetics: geotextiles and geomembranes, which merged in 1990. In 2002, the latter became the Geosynthetics Commission, integrating related products. It currently comprises some forty members, including manufacturers, laboratories and universities, users, technical support and regulatory authorities. It appoints representatives for international projects, both at European (CEN) and international (ISO) level.
ISO and CEN work through National Standards Bodies to produce International and European standards. The ISO technical committees work with...
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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...
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CFG – French Geosynthetics Committee
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IGS – International Geosynthetic Society
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