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Seismically safe distances for bottom ground loosening by high-voltage electrochemical explosion

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 01 Jun 2008 Moldova (Republic of) Publisher:Allerton PressJournal:Surface Engineering and Applied Electrochemistry, volume 44, pages 240-242 (issn: 1068-3755, eissn: 1934-8002,

Authors: Rizun, A.R.; Goleni, I.V.; Denisiuc, T.D.;

doi: 10.3103/s1068375508030125

Seismically safe distances for bottom ground loosening by high-voltage electrochemical explosion

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Distances are found to be seismically safe for buildings at loosening of the ground soils by a high-voltage electrochemical explosion during conducting of reconstruction of operating marine and river ports.

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Moldova (Republic of)

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National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
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Information Society Development Institute
Moldova (Republic of)
National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Ukraine
Information Society Development Institute
Moldova (Republic of)

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