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KINOSHITA, Naoki, YASUHARA, Hideaki, HASHIMOTO, Katsuki (2013) Fracture Permeability of Rock Affected by Coupled Chemo-Mechanical Behavior Under High Temperature Conditions. Journal of MMIJ, 129 (7). 485-491 doi:10.2473/journalofmmij.129.485

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TitleFracture Permeability of Rock Affected by Coupled Chemo-Mechanical Behavior Under High Temperature Conditions
JournalJournal of MMIJ
AuthorsKINOSHITA, NaokiAuthor
YASUHARA, HideakiAuthor
HASHIMOTO, KatsukiAuthor
Year2013Volume129
Issue7
PublisherMining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan
DOIdoi:10.2473/journalofmmij.129.485Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceKINOSHITA, Naoki, YASUHARA, Hideaki, HASHIMOTO, Katsuki (2013) Fracture Permeability of Rock Affected by Coupled Chemo-Mechanical Behavior Under High Temperature Conditions. Journal of MMIJ, 129 (7). 485-491 doi:10.2473/journalofmmij.129.485
Plain TextKINOSHITA, Naoki, YASUHARA, Hideaki, HASHIMOTO, Katsuki (2013) Fracture Permeability of Rock Affected by Coupled Chemo-Mechanical Behavior Under High Temperature Conditions. Journal of MMIJ, 129 (7). 485-491 doi:10.2473/journalofmmij.129.485
In(2013) Journal of MMIJ Vol. 129 (7) Mining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan

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