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Geotechnical engineering design of a tunnel support system - a case study of Karuma (600MW) hydropower project
Tunnels have been built since 2180 B.C., through the stone age. They became popular worldwide since the eighteenth century, as transportation, military, mining, conveyance, storage and flood control structures. Due to the increasing world population, urbanization and industrialization, the construct...
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Geotechnical Engineering Research Group
2017
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