The use of geosynthetic materials to improve the bearing capacity and settlement performance of shallow foundation has gained attention in the field of geotechnical engineering. For the last three decades, several studies have been conducted based on the laboratory model and field tests, related to the beneficial effects of the geosynthetic materials, on the load bearing capacity of soils in the road pavements, shallow foundations, and slope stabilizations. The first systematic study to improve the bearing capacity of strip footing by using metallic strip was by Binquet and Lee. After Binquet and Lee’s work, several studies have been conducted on the improvement of load bearing capacity of shallow foundations supported by sand reinforced with various reinforcing materials such as geogrid, geotextile, fibers, metal strips, and geocell.
Several researches have demonstrated that the ultimate bearing capacity and the settlement characteristics of the foundation can be improved by the inclusion of reinforcements in the ground. The findings from several laboratory model tests and a limited number of field tests have been reported in the literature which relates the ultimate bearing capacity of shallow foundations supported by sand reinforced with multiple layers of geogrid.
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| Title | Geogrid under Foundation in Plaxis 2D (Bearing Capacity) |
| Duration | 12 Mins |
| Language | English |
| Format | MP4 |
| Size | 32 MB |
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