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Anisotropy of seismic and mechanical properties of Opalinus clay during triaxial deformation in a multi-anvil apparatus

Popp et al., 2007

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13366881839151090582
Author
Popp T
Salzer K
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Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, Parts A/B/C

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It is generally accepted that the dilatancy concept offers a reliable basis for the assessment of underground buildings in various host rock formations, eg, a repository for radioactive waste. Stress conditions are predictable where creep failure and increasing permeability will …
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