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Scientific Analysis of Ground Vibrations from Traffic Loads on Silt Soil

  • ICICMCT'23
  • Volume 4, Issue 3
  • Pages 01-06
  • Published Online: 2023
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  • Seemon S1
  • Christeena2

1Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering, IES College of Engineering, Kerala, India. 2PG Student, Geotechnical Engineering, IES College of Engineering, Kerala, India.

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Conference Date
15 May 2023
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