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Wall reinforcement load-bearing capacity

The tests of the specimens under compressive load proved a considerable increase of bearing capacity due to fibres. The descending branch of the load-deformation curve is long and its shape is strongly related to the kind of fibres used. In the case of elastic fibres a quasi-linear behaviour is observed, but for ordinary polymeric fibres the elastic quasi-plastic behaviour should be expected. Thanks to the artificial cohesion, the reinforced sand is used for construction of walls and slopes with steep gradients between 60° and 90° also in various geotechnical works (Aldea 2007). [Pg.57]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.369 , Pg.371 ]




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