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H & V News Dec 1982

H & V News

Building Services Engineering

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H & V News Nov 1982

H & V News

Building Services Engineering

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H & V News Oct 1982

H & V News

Building Services Engineering

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H & V News Sep 1982

H & V News

Building Services Engineering

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H & V News Aug 1982

H & V News

Building Services Engineering

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H & V News Jul 1982

H & V News

Building Services Engineering

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H & V News Jun 1982

H & V News

Building Services Engineering

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H & V News May 1982

H & V News

Building Services Engineering

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H & V News : 21st Anniversary Issue Apr 1982

H & V News : 21st Anniversary Issue

Building Services Engineering

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H & V News Mar 1982

H & V News

Building Services Engineering

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H & V News Jan 1982

H & V News

Building Services Engineering

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H & V News Jan 1982

H & V News

Building Services Engineering

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Geotechnical Evaluation Of The Support Of Coal Pillars In Underground Coal Mines., John D. Rockaway, Richard W. Stephenson Jan 1982

Geotechnical Evaluation Of The Support Of Coal Pillars In Underground Coal Mines., John D. Rockaway, Richard W. Stephenson

Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works

The Study Described Was Accomplished through an Investigation of Both the Intact and Insitu Geotechnical Properties of the Sub coal Strata and through the Installation of Floor Movement Monitoring Instrumentation. the Method of Bearing Capacity Analysis Developed by A. S. Vesic Was Used to Define Pillar Stability. This Method Includes Provisions for Taking into Consideration a Two-Layer System Such as Assumed for Mine Conditions Where a Weak Underclay overlies Firmer Strata.