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Deliverable n D3. 17 D3. 17 Interim results of EPSP laboratory testingVašíček et al.
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- Vašíček R
- Levorová M
- Hausmannová L
- Šťástka J
- Večerník P
- Trpkošová D
- Gondolli J
- Řež
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This report presents up-to-date results of laboratory work related to the EPSP experiment. The laboratory work will provide data for the subsequent numerical analysis of EPSP behaviour (WP5). Bentonite parameters were determined and compared with other …
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