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Abstract The corrosion of reinforcing bars embedded in concrete strongly compromises structural performance over time. However, its detection and quantification remain challenging due to limited comprehensive knowledge of natural corrosion patterns in existing structures.
Elena Casprini +2 more
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Multiple induced seismicity mechanisms at Castor underground gas storage illustrate the need for thorough monitoring. [PDF]
Vilarrasa V +3 more
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Independent Expert Scientific Panel – Report on Unconventional Oil and Gas [PDF]
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Curran, J. +8 more
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Abstract Concrete‐filled steel corrugated sheet (CFSCS) offers confinement to the core concrete while the outer galvanized corrugated steel sheet (GCSS) offers excellent corrosion resistance. Application of precast multiple CFSCS columns connected through high‐performance concrete (HPC) in constructing a slender column offers ease of construction while
Ahmed Hamoda +6 more
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Identification of Faults Susceptible to Induced Seismicity Final Report
Scott M. Frailey +6 more
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To Bleed‐Off or Not to Bleed‐Off?
Bleed‐off and shut‐in of injection have been implemented in different Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) in an attempt to mitigate the induced seismicity at and after the injection stop.
Auregan Boyet +2 more
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Forecasting ocean wave-induced seismic noise; supporting dataset
Andréa Bertoldi +3 more
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Performance of two‐to‐one non‐contact post‐installed lap splices
Abstract Post‐installed lap splices ensure the continuity of steel reinforcement in concrete‐to‐concrete connections by overlapping cast‐in (CI) reinforcing bars (rebars) with post‐installed (PI) rebars. Typically, the design of such splices follows provisions originally intended for CI lap splices, despite the differences in execution and bond ...
Jose I. Croppi +4 more
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The maximum magnitude of natural and induced earthquakes
A key element in the assessment of seismic hazard is estimation of the maximum possible earthquake magnitude, Mmax. A great deal of effort has been invested in developing approaches to estimate Mmax for natural (tectonic) earthquakes, especially in ...
Julian J. Bommer, James P. Verdon
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Deep compressed seismic learning for fast location and moment tensor inferences with natural and induced seismicity. [PDF]
Vera Rodriguez I, Myklebust EB.
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