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Conference Paper

Author: MacNeil Turnbull, J.
Title: Dams and reservoirs - some aspects of investigation and design. Appendix 1 - Reason for the superiority of the direct shear over the triaxial compression test method for the determination of the shearing resistance of soils
In: Proceedings of the Engineering Conference, 1953, Melbourne
Imprint: Institution of Engineers Australia, Sydney, Mar 1953, pp. 160-161
Description: The author is Research Officer, State Rivers and Water Supply Commission, Victoria.

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Knight, R. G., 'Dams and reservoirs - Some aspects of investigation and design', in Proceedings of the Engineering Conference, 1953, Melbourne (Sydney: Institution of Engineers Australia, 1953), pp. 146-169.. Details

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