2026 · IGS 13 ICG
Effect of Seam Design on Seam Strength and Its Implications on Inlet Port Strength
Investigates how seam configurations affect strength of geotextile tube seams and filling-port connections.
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Research on geobag and geotextile tube dewatering, sludge, tailings, polymer conditioning, filter cake and stacking interfaces. Read free full text.
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2026 · IGS 13 ICG
Investigates how seam configurations affect strength of geotextile tube seams and filling-port connections.
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Examines exhumed stacked geotextile tubes used to contain and dewater gold-mine tailings.
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Examines the potential structural role of geotextile dewatering tubes as confined-fill systems in permanent infrastructure.
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Laboratory shear tests compare tailings, tailings–fabric and tube interfaces at different consolidation times and filling degrees. Useful for stacked-bag assessment; project-specific strength and stability analysis remain necessary.
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Laboratory tests compare polymer conditioning of dredged slurry filtered through woven geotextiles. Results support slurry-specific dose trials; reported optimum doses are not transferable operating instructions.
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Laboratory dewatering tests compare woven and nonwoven bags using water-treatment sludge and different polymer doses. Results show how feed solids, conditioning and filter-cake formation affect effluent quality and drainage, supporting sludge-specific trials before full-scale selection.
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