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Seepage Problems in Geotechnical Engineering

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submission deadline 3 Jul 2026 | 3 articles | Viewed by 3718 | Submission Open

Keywords: seepage mechanics; porous media; soil and water conservation; groundwater pollution percolation; numerical simulation; theoretical model

(This special issue belongs to the Section Civil Engineering)

Green and Low-Carbon Concrete Technology and Construction

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submission deadline 3 Jul 2026 | 2 articles | Viewed by 3712 | Submission Open

Keywords: green and low-carbon; durability; zero maintenance costs; concrete structure; construction technology

(This special issue belongs to the Section Civil Engineering)

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