A damage-mechanism-based creep model considering temperature effect in granite
Authors:
- L. ChenLCL. Chen
- C.P. WangCWC.P. Wang
- J.F. LiuJLJ.F. Liu
- Y.M. LiuYLY.M. Liu
- J. LiuJLJ. Liu
- R. SuRSR. Su
- J. WangJWJ. Wang
- 1 March 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Mechanics Research Communications
- Vol. 56, 76-82
Abstract
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