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Nader, J. J. (2005) Non-steady flow in the variable-head permeability test. Géotechnique, 55 (9). 703 doi:10.1680/geot.2005.55.9.703

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TitleNon-steady flow in the variable-head permeability test
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AuthorsNader, J. J.Author
Year2005 (November)Volume55
Issue9
PublisherThomas Telford Ltd.
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In(2005, November) Géotechnique Vol. 55 (9) Thomas Telford Ltd.

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