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Fig 1.

Geogrid reinforced soil foundation [32].

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Fig 2.

Interfaces, geogrids, footing, point load, and the standard fixities available in Plaxis.

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Table 1.

Details of model test program.

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Fig 3.

Finite element mesh of the reinforced soil mode.

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Fig 4.

Variation of the bearing capacity ratio with the mesh density (mesh coarseness).

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Table 2.

Elements and stress point numbers variation with the mesh density.

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Fig 5.

Polymeric extruded biaxial geogrid type BX1500 [62].

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Table 3.

Soil properties of the three sites from laboratory tests.

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Table 4.

Concrete footing properties used in numerical analysis.

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Table 5.

Physical and mechanical properties of geogrid used in this study.

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Fig 6.

Deformed mesh of unreinforced soil under the application of the failure load.

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Fig 7.

Vertical effective stress generated within unreinforced soil due to the failure load application.

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Fig 8.

Vertical displacement generated within unreinforced soil due to the failure load application.

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Fig 9.

Horizontal effective stresses generated within unreinforced soil due to the failure load application.

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Fig 10.

Horizontal displacement generated within the unreinforced soil due to the failure load application.

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Fig 11.

Shear stresses generated within the unreinforced soil due to the failure load application.

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Fig 12.

Shear strains generated within the unreinforced soil due to the failure load application.

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Fig 13.

Plastic and tension points generated within the unreinforced soil due to the failure load application.

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Fig 14.

Pressure–settlement curve and determination of ultimate bearing capacity of Al-Hamedat site.

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Fig 15.

Pressure–settlement curve and determination of ultimate bearing capacity of Al-Rashidia site.

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Fig 16.

Pressure–settlement curve and determination of ultimate bearing capacity of Ba’shiqa site.

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Table 6.

Numerical and theoretical ultimate bearing capacity of the three sites’ soils.

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Fig 17.

Deformed mesh of the geogrid reinforced soil.

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Fig 18.

The horizontal effective stress generated within the geogrid reinforced soil.

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Fig 19.

The axial force within the geogrid reinforcement.

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Fig 20.

The horizontal displacement generated within the geogrid reinforced soil.

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Fig 21.

The shear stress generated within the geogrid reinforced soil.

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Fig 22.

The shear strain generated within the geogrid reinforced soil.

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Fig 23.

Plastic points generated within the geogrid reinforced soil under load application.

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Fig 24.

BCR vs b/B with different geogrid number (N) for Al-Hamedat site.

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Fig 25.

BCR vs b/B with different geogrid number (N) for Al-Rashidia site.

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BCR vs b/B with different geogrid number (N) for Ba’shiqa site.

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Fig 27.

SRR vs b/B with different geogrid number (N) for Al-Hamedat site.

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Fig 28.

SRR vs b/B with different geogrid number (N) for Al-Rashidia site.

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Fig 29.

SRR vs b/B with different geogrid number (N) for Ba’shiqa site.

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Fig 30.

Variation of IF vs s/B with different geogrid number (N) for Al-Hamedat site.

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Fig 31.

Variation of IF vs s/B with different geogrid number (N) for Al-Rashidia site.

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Fig 32.

Variation of IF vs s/B with different geogrid number (N) for Ba’shiqa site.

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Fig 33.

Comparison between the numerical and the analytical analysis for Al-Hamedat soil.

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Comparison between the numerical and the analytical analysis for Al-Rashidia soil.

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Comparison between the numerical and the analytical analysis for Ba’shiqa soil.

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