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Evaluation of shear strength and mechanical properties of granulated coal ash based on single particle strength Original Research Article

Norimasa Yoshimoto    
Masayuki Hyodo    
Yukio Nakata    
Rolando P. Orense    
Takashi Hongo    
Akira Ohnaka    

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