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SUZUKI, Ko, NISHIMATSU, Yuichi, KOIZUMI, Shozo (1966) On the Cutting Mechanisms of Coal, Rocks and Simillar Materials (2nd Report) Journal of the Mining Institute of Japan, 82 (938) 502-508 doi:10.2473/shigentosozai1953.82.938_502

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TitleOn the Cutting Mechanisms of Coal, Rocks and Simillar Materials (2nd Report)
JournalJournal of the Mining Institute of Japan
AuthorsSUZUKI, KoAuthor
NISHIMATSU, YuichiAuthor
KOIZUMI, ShozoAuthor
Year1966Volume82
Issue938
PublisherMining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan
DOIdoi:10.2473/shigentosozai1953.82.938_502Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSUZUKI, Ko, NISHIMATSU, Yuichi, KOIZUMI, Shozo (1966) On the Cutting Mechanisms of Coal, Rocks and Simillar Materials (2nd Report) Journal of the Mining Institute of Japan, 82 (938) 502-508 doi:10.2473/shigentosozai1953.82.938_502
Plain TextSUZUKI, Ko, NISHIMATSU, Yuichi, KOIZUMI, Shozo (1966) On the Cutting Mechanisms of Coal, Rocks and Simillar Materials (2nd Report) Journal of the Mining Institute of Japan, 82 (938) 502-508 doi:10.2473/shigentosozai1953.82.938_502
In(1966) Journal of the Mining Institute of Japan Vol. 82 (938) Mining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan

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