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Correlating Natural, Dry, and Saturated Ultrasonic Pulse Velocities with the Mechanical Properties of Rock for Various Sample Diameters

Hasan Arman and Safwan Paramban    

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The ultrasonic pulse velocity test is a widely used, inexpensive, nondestructive, and modest test to define the dynamic properties of rocks in various geotechnical and mining engineering applications as well as in gas and oil explorations under various environmental conditions.

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