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Compression response of tire derived aggregate particles
Tire derived aggregate (TDA) is a recycled geosynthetic material that is often used in civil engineering applications as a lightweight fill. While TDA is typically modelled as a compressible porous media similar to soil, there haven’t been detailed investigations on the deformation response of indiv
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