Geosynthetic Properties: UNIAXIAL_GEOGRID

Geosynthetic material properties — woven and nonwoven geotextiles, biaxial and uniaxial geogrids, HDPE and LLDPE geomembranes, and geocomposite drains — with tensile strength, permittivity, AOS, and interface friction data

Civil Engineeringgeosynthetic_type: UNIAXIAL_GEOGRID3 rows
geosynthetic typeproduct classinterface friction angle deg max (deg)interface friction angle deg min (deg)ltds lb ft max (lb/ft)ltds lb ft min (lb/ft)notespolymerthickness mm max (mm)thickness mm min (mm)typical applicationsultimate tensile strength lb ft max (lb/ft)ultimate tensile strength lb ft min (lb/ft)ultimate tensile strength lb ft typical (lb/ft)
UNIAXIAL_GEOGRIDHeavy403045,00010,000PET geogrids: creep rate lower than HDPE; RF_cr PET = 1.6-2.0 vs 2.0-4.0 for HDPE; ASTM D6637 Method A (single rib) for testingHigh-tenacity PET woven or HDPE103MSE wall reinforcement heavy loading and tall walls >30 ft; bridge abutment approaches80,00035,00055,000
UNIAXIAL_GEOGRIDLight35288,0001,500LTDS = Tult/RF_cr/RF_dur/RF_id per FHWA NHI-10-024; typical LTDS 30-60% of Tult at 75-100 yr design lifeHDPE extruded uniaxial41.5MSE wall reinforcement; slope reinforcement low heights; embankment on soft soils15,0005,00010,000
UNIAXIAL_GEOGRIDMedium383018,0004,000LTDS = Tult/(RF_cr x RF_dur x RF_id); RF product = 2.5-5.0 for HDPE; lower for PET; AASHTO LRFD Section 11.10HDPE or PET extruded/woven62MSE wall reinforcement medium heights 10-30 ft; reinforced slopes35,00015,00025,000

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