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Fully analytical solution in time and space domains on temperature in multi-barrier nuclear waste repository

Temperature evolution is one of the crucial factors in safe operation and geometric design of high-level radioactive waste disposal repositories. A three-dimensional two-layer axisymmetric heat transfer model was established to study the temperature evolution of the repository in the case of single...

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Published in:Computers and geotechnics 2023-02, Vol.154, p.105164, Article 105164
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