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22 resultados para FECAL DEPOSITS HYRACEUM

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

Centrifuge modelling of earthquake effects in uniform deposits of saturated sand

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Centrifuge modelling of the behaviour of saturated granular deposits under cyclic loading: the experience of the Schofield Centre, Cambridge University

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Earthquake-induced liquefaction of saturated uniform deposits of sand: a study using centrifuge modelling

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Boundary effects in dynamic centrifuge modelling of liquefaction in sand Deposits

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Centrifuge modelling of earthquake-induced liquefaction in loose uniform deposits

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An alternative mechanism of pile failure in liquefiable deposits during earthquakes

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Centrifuge modelling of water drainage and LNAPL infiltration in unsaturated soil deposits

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Behaviour of gravel embankments founded on loose saturated sand deposits subjected to earthquakes and with different pore fluids

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Fecal pellets in the marine clay in Osaka Bay and their effect on geotechnical properties

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Formation of TiAl intermetallics by heat treatment of cold-sprayed precursor deposits

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Experimental study of titanium/aluminium deposits produced by cold gas dynamic spray

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Analysis of cold gas dynamically sprayed aluminium deposits

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An alternative mechanism of pile failure in liquefiable deposits during earthquakes

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Centrifuge modelling of rock-fill embankments on deep loose saturated sand deposits subjected to earthquakes

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The appearance characteristics of fecal pellets in marine clay layers in Osaka Bay and the relationship to geotechnical properties (in Japanese)

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