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Research Article

Erodibility characterisation for suffusion process in cohesive soil by two types of hydraulic loading

Caractérisation de la sensibilité à la suffusion d’un sol cohésif avec deux types de chargement hydraulique

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Pages 54-60 | Published online: 29 Jan 2013

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