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Research of parameters of the modernized subgrade

V. D. Petrenko    
A. M. M. Alkhdour    
A. L. Tiut?kin    
V. V. Kovalevich    

Resumen

The article presents the results of analysis of the strained-and-stressed state for subgrade during its modernization.

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