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Computational investigation of stress, contact conditions, and buckling of thin-walled pipe liners
Thin walled polymeric liners are often used to rehabilitate deteriorated pipe lines. The host pipes into which these liners are installed are typically assumed to be structurally sound, and the liner is only expected to carry the external pressure exerted by the groundwater. This external pressure w
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