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The complex analysis of the column station with depth variation

V. D. Petrenko    
O. L. Tiutkin    
V. I. Petrenko    

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In the article the results of complex analysis of the columnar station with variation of depth contour interval with research of mobile loading influencing on ceiling are represented.

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