Comparison of Geotextile and Geogrid Reinforcement on Unpaved Road
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Abstract
Geosynthetics, such as geotextile and geogrid, are commonly used for the reinforcement of unpaved roads. The geosynthetics can reduce the thickness of aggregate required above soft subgrade and improve the durability of the unpaved road. Both geotextile and geogrid perform similar functions and often equivalently. However, the similar functions come from different reinforcement mechanisms. The reinforcement by geogrid mainly results from lateral constraint provided by interlocking between aggregate and geogrid. In contrast, geotextile functions through a number of ways, including reinforcement through interaction friction, separation between subgrade soil and base course material, filtration, and drainage. Several methods are available to design unpaved road using these two reinforcements. The focus of this paper is to review and discuss the reinforcement mechanisms from geotextile and geogrid, as well as methods used for the design of unpaved roads with the two reinforcements.
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