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ISO 10310 Non-Contact extensometry for Geosynthetics
Geosynthetic materials are used in a wide variety of applications within civil engineering, most often to provide strength to unstable surfaces. One use of geosynthetics is debris capture, for example on construction sites where explosives are being used or in cities where construction debris must be contained.
Geotextiles and geosynthetics are essentially composite sheets made up of a mixture of traditional textiles as well as both oil- and bio-based plastics.
ISO 10319 is a test method for determining the tensile properties of geosynthetic materials using 200 mm wide strips. The strength of these materials combined with the geometry of the specimen can prove difficult to grip with traditional methods. HST'S solution is capstan-style grips that prevent jaw breaks and slippage.
Geotextiles and geosynthetics are essentially composite sheets made up of a mixture of traditional textiles as well as both oil- and bio-based plastics.
ISO 10319 is a test method for determining the tensile properties of geosynthetic materials using 200 mm wide strips. The strength of these materials combined with the geometry of the specimen can prove difficult to grip with traditional methods. HST'S solution is capstan-style grips that prevent jaw breaks and slippage.
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