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Statistical properties of maximum likelihood estimates for accelerated lifetime data under the Weibull model
Pipe rehabilitation liners are often installed in host pipes that lie below the water table. As such, they are subjected to external hydrostatic pressure. The external pressure leads to early deformation in the liners, which could ultimately lead to its failing or buckling before its expected servic
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