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An investigation of gcofoam interface strength behavior
Michael Sheeley,
Dawit Negussey
Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
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Engineering
Interface Strength
100%
Cast-in-Place
100%
Strength Behavior
100%
Place Concrete
80%
Geomembrane
60%
Accelerated Weathering
40%
Stress Level
20%
Concrete Surface
20%
Interface Friction
20%
Lightweight Fill
20%
Strong Adhesion
20%
Keyphrases
Strength Behavior
100%
Geofoam
100%
Interface Strength
100%
Cast-in-place Concrete
23%
Adhesive Bonding
17%
Geomembrane
11%
Accelerated Weathering
11%
Sun Exposure
11%
Lightweight Fill
5%
Wet Condition
5%
Interface Adhesion
5%
Strong Adhesion
5%
Adhesion Strength
5%
Material Density
5%
Drying Conditions
5%
HDPE Geomembrane
5%
Construction Materials
5%
PVC Geomembrane
5%
Surface Moisture
5%
Extended Exposure
5%
Ultra-lightweight
5%
Concrete Surface
5%
Surface Degradation
5%
Stress Level
5%
Field Sampling
5%
Soft Ground
5%
Residual Strength
5%
Cast-in-place
5%
Interface Friction
5%
Peak Strength
5%
Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Geofoam
5%
Material Science
Mechanical Strength
100%
Cast in Place Concrete
66%
Geomembrane
50%
Polystyrene
16%
Density
16%
Polyvinyl Chloride
16%
Interface Friction
16%
Residual Strength
16%
Building Material
16%