Experimental And Numerical Study Of Slit-check Dams

Experimental And Numerical Study Of Slit-check Dams
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10.2495/sdp-v11-n2-107-118
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2016-04
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M. Silva;S. Costa;R. Canelas;A. Pinheiro;A. Cardoso
M. Silva;S. Costa;R. Canelas;A. Pinheiro;A. Cardoso
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M. Silva;S. Costa;R. Canelas;A. Pinheiro;A. Cardoso

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