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    Drainage Layer Fouling as a Consideration in Capillary Barrier Design

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    2005
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    Vincent O. Ogunro
    Robert Podgorney
    Hilary I. Inyang
    Steven Piet
    Mutiu G. Ayoola
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    Abstract
    The combined effects of various levels of hydraulic flow regimes and applied loads on the stability of the interface between the coarse and fine layers of a capillary barrier cover system were investigated by performing series of laboratory experiments in specially designed flow columns. The fine layer (silt loam soil) was placed at dry densities of 1.54 and
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