Joseph C Agnes M Cavanaug Cavanaugh

20230104474, Apr 6, 2023

Dec 6, 2022

18/075862

- Alpharetta GA, US
Tom Ross JENKINS - Baildon, GB
Andrew Edward WALLER - Newton-le-Willows, GB
Daniel John GALLAGHER - Adlington, GB
Daniel Mark BAKER - Broomfield CO, US
Manoj Kumar TYAGI - Fayetteville GA, US
Joseph CAVANAUGH - Cumming GA, US

Tensar International Corporation - Alpharetta GA

E02D 17/20
E02D 3/00

Aspects of a geogrid system for improving substrate interactions within a geotechnical environment is disclosed. In one aspect features of a geogrid system aid in trapping and restraining aggregate and soil. In one aspect a geotechnical environment is configured with a horizontal multilayer mechanically stabilizing geogrid. In said aspect the geogrid is extruded with a polymeric material and a compressible cellular layer. In said aspect, the horizontal multilayer mechanically stabilizing geogrid is comprised of either a cap or a core of polymeric material or is further comprised of at least one compressible cellular layer configured to the polymeric material. Further, the horizontal multilayer mechanically stabilizing geogrid is configured with a triangle or triaxial geometry with patterned discontinuities and a plurality of strong axes. Said configuration increases soil and aggregate trapping while reducing polymeric use.

20230013595, Jan 19, 2023

Jun 15, 2022

17/840997

- Alpharetta GA, US
Tom-Ross JENKINS - Baildon, GB
Andrew Edward WALLER - Newton Le Willows, GB
Daniel John GALLAGHER - Adlington, GB
Daniel Mark BAKER - Broomfield CO, US
Manoj Kumar TYAGI - Fayetteville GA, US
Joseph CAVANAUGH - Cumming GA, US

Tensar International Corporation - Alpharetta GA

B29C 55/14
B29D 28/00
E02D 17/20
B29L 28/00

A monolayer multi-axial integral geogrid suitable for stabilizing aggregate includes a plurality of interconnected oriented strands and partially oriented junctions forming a repeating pattern of outer hexagons having an array of openings therein. Oriented ribs extending inwardly from each of said outer hexagons support and surround a smaller inner hexagon having oriented strands thus forming a plurality of trapezoidal openings and a single hexagonal opening. The oriented strands and partially oriented junctions of the outer hexagons form a plurality of linear strong axis strands that extend continuously throughout the entirety of the geogrid and form additional triangular openings. The geogrid thus includes three different repeating geometric shapes. The inner hexagons preferably also can move up and down, out of the plane of the geogrid. The multi-axial integral geogrid thus provides a geometry that can better engage with, confine and stabilize a greater variety and quality of aggregates.

20210402676, Dec 30, 2021

Jun 23, 2021

17/355843

- Alpharetta GA, US
Tom-Ross JENKINS - Baildon, GB
Andrew Edward WALLER - Newton Le Willows, GB
Daniel John GALLAGHER - Adlington, GB
Daniel Mark BAKER - Broomfield CO, US
Manoj Kumar TYAGI - Fayetteville GA, US
Joseph CAVANAUGH - Cumming GA, US

Tensar International Corporation - Alpharetta GA

B29C 55/14
B29D 28/00
E02D 17/20

A monolayer multi-axial integral geogrid suitable for stabilizing aggregate includes a plurality of interconnected oriented strands and partially oriented junctions forming a repeating pattern of outer hexagons having an array of openings therein. Oriented ribs extending inwardly from each of said outer hexagons support and surround a smaller inner hexagon having oriented strands thus forming a plurality of trapezoidal openings and a single hexagonal opening. The oriented strands and partially oriented junctions of the outer hexagons form a plurality of linear strong axis strands that extend continuously throughout the entirety of the geogrid and form additional triangular openings. The geogrid thus includes three different repeating geometric shapes. The inner hexagons preferably also can move up and down, out of the plane of the geogrid. The multi-axial integral geogrid thus provides a geometry that can better engage with, confine and stabilize a greater variety and quality of aggregates.