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Geotechnical properties of clay at elevated temperatures

Moritz, 1995

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Moritz L
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This report deals with the results from a laboratory study of the properties of clay at high temperatures. Parallel to this study full scale field tests with storage of heat at high temperatures were performed at the same site as the samples for the laboratory were taken …
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