CPT-based design procedure for installation torque prediction for screw piles installed in sand.

CPT-based design procedure for installation torque prediction for screw piles installed in sand.
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10.3723/osig17.346
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2017-09
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T. Al-Baghdadi;C. Davidson;Michael Brown;J. Knappett;A. Brennan;C. Augarde;W. Coombs;Lei Wang;D. Richards;A. Blake
T. Al-Baghdadi;C. Davidson;Michael Brown;J. Knappett;A. Brennan;C. Augarde;W. Coombs;Lei Wang;D. Richards;A. Blake
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T. Al-Baghdadi;C. Davidson;Michael Brown;J. Knappett;A. Brennan;C. Augarde;W. Coombs;Lei Wang;D. Richards;A. Blake

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