Geotechnical properties of tire-sand mixtures as backfill material for buried pipe installations
Authors:
- Niyazi U. TerziNTNiyazi U. Terzi
- C. ErensonCEC. Erenson
- Murat E. SelcukMSMurat E. Selcuk
- 25 October 2015
- journal article
- Published by Techno-Press in Geomechanics and Engineering
- Vol. 9 (4) , 447-464
Abstract
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