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通过物理试验研究了节理影响下的滚石碰撞破碎规律,并在室内碰撞试验的基础上,采用非连续变形分析(discontinuous deformation analysis,简称DDA)并行计算方法对滚石冲击-碰撞-破碎过程进行数值模拟.主要探讨节理和坡面的夹角β、节理的连通率k和滚石的冲击速度V对滚石破碎特征的影响.采用滚石表面积与初始滚石表面积之比η,作为定量描述滚石破碎程度的量值,η值越大,破碎程度越高.通过研究发现:(1)η随k的增大而增大;在较大速度冲击条件下时,k=0.75时的η值是k=0.25时的1.2倍;(2)k=0.25时,η随β的变化不大,当k=0.50和0.75时,η随β的增加而减小;(3)高速冲击下(6.8～7.4m/s)的η相对于低速条件(3.5～4.5 m/s)的η提升了 1.5倍;(4)随着滚石单节理连通率k从0增大到0.75,能量恢复系数呈现逐渐减小的趋势,其数值降低了 1.6～1.9倍;(5)随着撞击速度的增加,滚石的能量恢复系数随节理夹角β的增加而逐渐增大,最大可达1.6倍.(6)数值模拟与室内碰撞试验得到的破裂特征和破碎程度基本相同,单节理连通率和节理与坡面夹角的扩大影响了应力的传播,改变了试件破裂特征.(7)多节理滚石撞击破碎时,裂缝不沿节理设置轮廓延伸,不与远离岩石中心的节理相交.撞击后的碎片速度略低于撞击前的速度.本研究对揭示滚石原生节理影响下的碰撞破碎具有一定的参考意义.
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原生节理 原生节理 滚石灾害 滚石灾害 物理试验 物理试验 碰撞破碎 碰撞破碎 能量恢复系数 能量恢复系数
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| GB/T 7714 | 郑路 , 陈元睿 , 吴怡涵 et al. 节理影响下的滚石碰撞破碎规律研究 [J]. | 岩土力学 , 2025 , 46 (3) : 729-749 . |
| MLA | 郑路 et al. "节理影响下的滚石碰撞破碎规律研究" . | 岩土力学 46 . 3 (2025) : 729-749 . |
| APA | 郑路 , 陈元睿 , 吴怡涵 , 张学略 , 毕钰璋 . 节理影响下的滚石碰撞破碎规律研究 . | 岩土力学 , 2025 , 46 (3) , 729-749 . |
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The lateral displacement of deep soft soil caused by large-area heap loading is a common issue in engineering practice, which affects the stability of neighboring pile foundations. This study investigates the calculation of thrust force exerted by the flow of soft soil around piles and its impact on pile foundations. The surrounding soft soil is considered a Bingham fluid. An analytical formula for single pile flow drag during the internal slip of deep soft soil is derived based on fluid mechanics theory and the fluid characteristics of the Bingham fluid. The traditional cantilever pile approach is modified by assuming a rectangular distribution of flow drag along the pile body and using the matrix transfer method. The response of a single pile body under field heap loading conditions is then analyzed, and the results are compared with the calculation results of the traditional soil pressure method and field-measured data to validate the proposed calculation method for flow drag around a pile in soft soil. Finally, a parametric study is conducted to analyze the effects of the relative flow velocity and dynamic viscous coefficient of soft soil on flow drag.
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Bingham fluid Bingham fluid Flow drag Flow drag Large-area heap loading Large-area heap loading Pile Pile Soft soil Soft soil
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| GB/T 7714 | Wu, Min , Zheng, Jiayong , Liu, Qijian et al. Calculation method of flow drag around a pile in soft soil considering Bingham fluid properties and analysis of single pile response [J]. | OCEAN ENGINEERING , 2025 , 317 . |
| MLA | Wu, Min et al. "Calculation method of flow drag around a pile in soft soil considering Bingham fluid properties and analysis of single pile response" . | OCEAN ENGINEERING 317 (2025) . |
| APA | Wu, Min , Zheng, Jiayong , Liu, Qijian , Zheng, Lu , Deng, Tao . Calculation method of flow drag around a pile in soft soil considering Bingham fluid properties and analysis of single pile response . | OCEAN ENGINEERING , 2025 , 317 . |
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Evidence of rockslide-induced air blasts has been documented in numerous investigation records, showing similar terrain features. Terrains and rock structures combine to influence rock runout, yet their effects on the generation and propagation of air blasts remain poorly understood. We proposed a generalized model to account for the influence of rock structure and terrain. The generation and propagation of air blasts under different conditions are quantitatively analyzed using the discrete element method (DEM) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). The results show that (1) The precondition for inducing air blasts is that rockslides maintain high runout speed with large front-cross sections, impacting mountains and causing significant fragmentations. (2) Representing the source rock mass as unbonded particles underestimates the influence range of air blasts; Structural planes parallel to the sliding surface enhance rockslide spreading and facilitate the further propagation of air blasts. (3) Steep slopes and scarps significantly increase the energy released during rock impact, leading to a peak air blast pressure increase of 603.3% and 79.8%, respectively, compared to gentle slopes. Winding and narrow valley terrain restricts the escape of air, making it easier for high-speed air blasts to form.
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CFD-DEM CFD-DEM Rockslide/rockfall-induced air blast Rockslide/rockfall-induced air blast Rock structure Rock structure Terrain Terrain
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| GB/T 7714 | Zhu, Zhiyuan , Wu, Yihan , Bi, Yuzhang et al. Contributions of rock structure and terrain to rockslide/rockfall-induced air blast: insights from 3D CFD-DEM analyses [J]. | BULLETIN OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT , 2025 , 84 (6) . |
| MLA | Zhu, Zhiyuan et al. "Contributions of rock structure and terrain to rockslide/rockfall-induced air blast: insights from 3D CFD-DEM analyses" . | BULLETIN OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 84 . 6 (2025) . |
| APA | Zhu, Zhiyuan , Wu, Yihan , Bi, Yuzhang , Zheng, Lu . Contributions of rock structure and terrain to rockslide/rockfall-induced air blast: insights from 3D CFD-DEM analyses . | BULLETIN OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT , 2025 , 84 (6) . |
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The moisture content and damage conditions significantly influenced the mechanical properties of hard rock, which are closely associated with rockburst tendency. However, there was limited prior knowledge of this issue due to the scarcity of physical experiments. In this study, a true triaxial experiment with a free face was conducted on granite specimens to investigate the influence of the initial damage and moisture content on rockburst control, utilizing AE monitoring, rock NMR imaging, and photography techniques. Experimental results showed that with the increase of the initial damage factor k and moisture content ω, the rock strength and AE activity decreased. The static crack extension concentrated around the initial damage zone, and the dynamic ejection decreased, leading to an increase in the fracture surface fracture index. When k and ω increased to a certain extent, the tensile mechanism was significantly reduced, and then the rockburst was efficiently prevented. The failure mechanism lay the initial damage zone weakened the strength of the granite matrix, inducing the FPZ nucleation and crack extension. Furthermore, the rockburst envelope of the granite was altered, with the reduced envelope area indicating a decrease in stored energy, resulting in the granite having insufficient energy to trigger a rockburst upon failure. In addition, due to the 'water wedge' effect, the moisture content further enhanced the weakening effect of the initial damage factor on rockburst tendency. © 2025
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Brittle fracture Brittle fracture Cracks Cracks Ductile fracture Ductile fracture Fracture mechanics Fracture mechanics Moisture control Moisture control Tensile strength Tensile strength Triangulation Triangulation
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| GB/T 7714 | Li, Bing-Lei , Jiang, Jia-Yao , Zhang, Jian-Zhi et al. Influences of initial damage on the saturated granite failure characteristics under true triaxial stress with a free face: Insights into the rockburst prevention and control [J]. | Engineering Fracture Mechanics , 2025 , 324 . |
| MLA | Li, Bing-Lei et al. "Influences of initial damage on the saturated granite failure characteristics under true triaxial stress with a free face: Insights into the rockburst prevention and control" . | Engineering Fracture Mechanics 324 (2025) . |
| APA | Li, Bing-Lei , Jiang, Jia-Yao , Zhang, Jian-Zhi , Zheng, Lu , Long, Yi . Influences of initial damage on the saturated granite failure characteristics under true triaxial stress with a free face: Insights into the rockburst prevention and control . | Engineering Fracture Mechanics , 2025 , 324 . |
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The unevenness of ring faces (or the local gaps due to gaskets) is inevitable during the assembling of lining segments, which could cause the cracking or damage of segments and might endanger the safety of lining structure in severe cases. Based on the shear resistance prototype test of lining segment, the refined numerical simulation for the P2-typed standard segment was established upon the ABAQUS numerical platform. The jacking plates were placed on the top of segment, the gaskets are placed at the bottom of segment, and the right gasket was left empty to form a local gap. The uniform load was gradually applied upon the top of segment through jacking plates. The mechanical responses of the segment with local void condition were analyzed under the gradual action of jacking force. The cracking process and the shearing capacity of segment with uneven ring face condition were well focused on. The simulation results show that the 1st crack appears on the upper part of segment inner surface with 2 mm under the jacking force of 850 kN. When the jacking force increases to 1 120 kN, the vertical displacement of the segment bottom reaches 6 mm. Another two new cracks appear on the segment inner surface, and the 1st crack further expands to the outer surface and develops into the penetrating cracks. The cracking process of the segment is described sequentially as inner surface → upper ring surface → outer surface. Considering the potential risk of leakage of water caused by penetrating cracks, the shear capacity (yield load) of P2-typed standard segment was determined to be approximately 1 120 kN. Comparing the numerical simulation results with the prototype test, the cracking expansion, the distribution pattern and the shearing capacity obtained from both two means were almost consistent, which implies the reliability of numerical simulation. These results can provide reference for the design and construction of shield tunnel. © 2024, Central South University Press. All rights reserved.
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Gaskets Gaskets Numerical models Numerical models Plates (structural components) Plates (structural components) Shearing Shearing Shielding Shielding Simulation platform Simulation platform Tunnel linings Tunnel linings
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| GB/T 7714 | Guan, Zhenchang , Yang, Zelong , Ning, Maoquan et al. On the shearing capacity characteristics of lining segment with uneven ring surface condition [J]. | Journal of Railway Science and Engineering , 2024 , 21 (4) : 1533-1543 . |
| MLA | Guan, Zhenchang et al. "On the shearing capacity characteristics of lining segment with uneven ring surface condition" . | Journal of Railway Science and Engineering 21 . 4 (2024) : 1533-1543 . |
| APA | Guan, Zhenchang , Yang, Zelong , Ning, Maoquan , Liu, Hao , Zheng, Lu . On the shearing capacity characteristics of lining segment with uneven ring surface condition . | Journal of Railway Science and Engineering , 2024 , 21 (4) , 1533-1543 . |
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Calculating disc cutter wear and predicting wear life are long-standing issues affecting the efficiency and cost of tunnel boring machines (TBMs). During the TBM excavation process, the wear of the disc cutter is a comprehensive outcome of the interaction between the tool and rock. Studying the mechanisms of tool rock breaking and wear can assist in developing a more precise model for predicting cutter wear. Therefore, based on the rock- breaking and wear mechanisms of a cutter, this study developed a model for predicting the cutter wear rate and life. The model is based on the theory of dense core-cavity expansion combined with the motion state of a cutter. First, the TBM excavation process and rock-breaking mechanism of a cutter were analyzed in detail. A cutting force model under the compression shear failure mode based on the dense core-cavity expansion theory was established. Based on the force model, a prediction model for the wear rate and life of the disc cutter was established, considering the working characteristics and wear mechanism. Furthermore, the impact of penetration on the prediction model was investigated. In addition, to demonstrate the practicality of the method, this study conducted a comprehensive examination using engineering examples. The results showed that the average difference in the cutter average wear rate using the developed model was less than 3% compared with the actual engineering result. In addition, the average difference in the wear life rate was less than 5%. Finally, the developed prediction method was compared with other models. The wear rate fitting accuracy was improved by 4.91-10.85% and the wear life fitting accuracy was improved by 5.11-12.19% by the developed method. This improvement confirms the reasonableness and reliability of the method. This method can estimate the wear rate and lifespan of a cutter more accurately and reliably than other methods, providing a practical tool to TBM engineers to make informed decisions and optimize tool replacement programs.
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| GB/T 7714 | Su, H. , Guan, Z. C. , Deng, T. et al. Force and wear prediction model of disc cutter under compression shear failure mode based on dense core-cavity expansion theory (U-713) [J]. | GEOSHANGHAI 2024 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, VOL 4 , 2024 , 1333 . |
| MLA | Su, H. et al. "Force and wear prediction model of disc cutter under compression shear failure mode based on dense core-cavity expansion theory (U-713)" . | GEOSHANGHAI 2024 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, VOL 4 1333 (2024) . |
| APA | Su, H. , Guan, Z. C. , Deng, T. , Yang, Z. Q. , Qin, J. P. , Zheng, L. . Force and wear prediction model of disc cutter under compression shear failure mode based on dense core-cavity expansion theory (U-713) . | GEOSHANGHAI 2024 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, VOL 4 , 2024 , 1333 . |
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In the analysis of geological disasters, various coupling problems can be involved. The coupling problems may concern a variety of interactions between different components, such as rock-water interaction, rocky or flexible structure-water interaction, rock-soil interaction, and rocky or flexible structure-soil interaction. It is thus significant to analyze these coupling problems. The coupling of different numerical methods is a potential approach to addressing the complex interaction problems, which is usually difficult for a single numerical method. Because a coupled method can fully utilize both methods involved. The coupling of smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) with discontinuous deformation analysis (DDA) is a potential tool for various coupling problems, which is developed in our previous studies. In the developed DDA-SPH method, DDA and SPH are suitable for simulating rocks and rocky or flexible structures, and modelling water and soil, respectively. To bridge the two methods, a coupling scheme based on a penalty method is used. Several numerical examples of classical coupling problems involved in geological disasters are presented here. The simulated results suggest that the coupled method can be successfully applied to handle various complex interaction problems.
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Coupling problems Coupling problems DDA-SPH method DDA-SPH method Discontinuous deformation analysis (DDA) Discontinuous deformation analysis (DDA) Geological disasters Geological disasters Smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) Smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH)
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| GB/T 7714 | Peng, Xinyan , Cheng, Xiao , Yu, Pengcheng et al. Various Applications of Developed DDA-SPH Method to Coupling Problems Involved in Geological Disasters [J]. | ENGINEERING GEOLOGY FOR A HABITABLE EARTH, VOL 2, IAEG XIV CONGRESS 2023 , 2024 : 785-798 . |
| MLA | Peng, Xinyan et al. "Various Applications of Developed DDA-SPH Method to Coupling Problems Involved in Geological Disasters" . | ENGINEERING GEOLOGY FOR A HABITABLE EARTH, VOL 2, IAEG XIV CONGRESS 2023 (2024) : 785-798 . |
| APA | Peng, Xinyan , Cheng, Xiao , Yu, Pengcheng , Di, Baofeng , Zhang, Yingbin , Zheng, Lu . Various Applications of Developed DDA-SPH Method to Coupling Problems Involved in Geological Disasters . | ENGINEERING GEOLOGY FOR A HABITABLE EARTH, VOL 2, IAEG XIV CONGRESS 2023 , 2024 , 785-798 . |
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Calculating disc cutter wear and predicting wear life are long-standing issues affecting the efficiency and cost of tunnel boring machines (TBMs). During the TBM excavation process, the wear of the disc cutter is a comprehensive outcome of the interaction between the tool and rock. Studying the mechanisms of tool rock breaking and wear can assist in developing a more precise model for predicting cutter wear. Therefore, based on the rock-breaking and wear mechanisms of a cutter, this study developed a model for predicting the cutter wear rate and life. The model is based on the theory of dense core–cavity expansion combined with the motion state of a cutter. First, the TBM excavation process and rock-breaking mechanism of a cutter were analyzed in detail. A cutting force model under the compression shear failure mode based on the dense core–cavity expansion theory was established. Based on the force model, a prediction model for the wear rate and life of the disc cutter was established, considering the working characteristics and wear mechanism. Furthermore, the impact of penetration on the prediction model was investigated. In addition, to demonstrate the practicality of the method, this study conducted a comprehensive examination using engineering examples. The results showed that the average difference in the cutter average wear rate using the developed model was less than 3% compared with the actual engineering result. In addition, the average difference in the wear life rate was less than 5%. Finally, the developed prediction method was compared with other models. The wear rate fitting accuracy was improved by 4.91–10.85% and the wear life fitting accuracy was improved by 5.11–12.19% by the developed method. This improvement confirms the reasonableness and reliability of the method. This method can estimate the wear rate and lifespan of a cutter more accurately and reliably than other methods, providing a practical tool to TBM engineers to make informed decisions and optimize tool replacement programs.
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| GB/T 7714 | H Su , Z C Guan , T Deng et al. Force and wear prediction model of disc cutter under compression shear failure mode based on dense core–cavity expansion theory (U-713) [J]. | IOP Conference Series:Earth and Environmental Science , 2024 , 1333 (1) . |
| MLA | H Su et al. "Force and wear prediction model of disc cutter under compression shear failure mode based on dense core–cavity expansion theory (U-713)" . | IOP Conference Series:Earth and Environmental Science 1333 . 1 (2024) . |
| APA | H Su , Z C Guan , T Deng , Z Q Yang , J P Qin , L Zheng . Force and wear prediction model of disc cutter under compression shear failure mode based on dense core–cavity expansion theory (U-713) . | IOP Conference Series:Earth and Environmental Science , 2024 , 1333 (1) . |
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When applying the three-dimensional discontinuous deformation analysis (3D-DDA) method to simulate the dynamic response of rock mass in an earthquake, appropriate artificial boundaries and input methods should be considered. In this study, the 3D-DDA method was modified by introducing the viscoelastic artificial boundary and the seismic motion input method based on the wave field decomposition method and with the consideration of the lateral free-field wave. Subsequently, the correctness of the boundary and the input method was verified through numerical examples. The results of the numerical examples were almost consistent with the theoretical solution. The introduced viscoelastic artificial boundary and seismic motion input method improved the applicability of the 3D-DDA method and can be further applied to simulate actual engineering cases. Viscoelastic artificial boundary is applied and validated in 3D-DDA.The differences between viscoelastic boundary and existing boundaries are compared.Modified 3D-DDA can consider wave field decomposition and lateral free-field wave for seismic motion input.Feasibility of modified 3D-DDA to study the dynamic response of rock mass in an earthquake is studied.
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Artificial boundary Artificial boundary Seismic motion input methods Seismic motion input methods Three-dimensional discontinuous deformation analysis method Three-dimensional discontinuous deformation analysis method Viscoelastic boundary Viscoelastic boundary
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| GB/T 7714 | Lin, Si-huang , Deng, Tao , Zheng, Lu et al. Implementation of Viscoelastic Artificial Boundary and Seismic Motion Input Method in Three-Dimensional Discontinuous Deformation Analysis Method [J]. | ROCK MECHANICS AND ROCK ENGINEERING , 2024 , 57 (7) : 4995-5015 . |
| MLA | Lin, Si-huang et al. "Implementation of Viscoelastic Artificial Boundary and Seismic Motion Input Method in Three-Dimensional Discontinuous Deformation Analysis Method" . | ROCK MECHANICS AND ROCK ENGINEERING 57 . 7 (2024) : 4995-5015 . |
| APA | Lin, Si-huang , Deng, Tao , Zheng, Lu , Zhang, Hong , Wu, Wei , Fu, Xiao-dong et al. Implementation of Viscoelastic Artificial Boundary and Seismic Motion Input Method in Three-Dimensional Discontinuous Deformation Analysis Method . | ROCK MECHANICS AND ROCK ENGINEERING , 2024 , 57 (7) , 4995-5015 . |
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Sudden freefall is very common in high-velocity and long-runout rockslides. The combination of freefall and joints (a rock mass structure) may cause a high degree of fragmentation of sliding rock mass. However, previous studies often simplified fragmentation of rock mass with initial joints to be caused by impact after sliding, ignoring the contribution of freefall to rockslide fragmentation and spreading. Several multi-stage slope models are created in this study referring to the topographic characteristics of rockslides, including impact after sliding, inter-slope freefall, once-end-slope freefall, and twice-end-slope freefall. The rock masses are simulated by setting different numbers of persistent joints in analog blocks. The joints are described by the unbonded particles. The results suggest that the fragmentation of analog blocks consists of the fracture caused by tensile cracks and the local fragmentation caused by impact. Fragmentation is an effective sink, which shortens the runout distance of the center of the mass. Freefall and initial joints limit the momentum transfer between the front and rear fragments, so the freefall cannot directly promote rockslide spreading. However, freefall and initial joints facilitate the fragmentation of the block, producing a high sphericity of fragments, which are easy to roll and bounce under the disturbance of the freefall. This might be an important reason for the long-runout spreading of rockslides.
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Fragmentation Fragmentation Freefall Freefall Joint Joint Rockslide Rockslide Spreading DEM Spreading DEM
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| GB/T 7714 | Zhu, Zhiyuan , Wu, Yihan , Bi, Yuzhang et al. Contribution of freefall and rock mass structure to post-fragmentation spreading of rockslides [J]. | BULLETIN OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT , 2024 , 83 (8) . |
| MLA | Zhu, Zhiyuan et al. "Contribution of freefall and rock mass structure to post-fragmentation spreading of rockslides" . | BULLETIN OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 83 . 8 (2024) . |
| APA | Zhu, Zhiyuan , Wu, Yihan , Bi, Yuzhang , Zheng, Lu , Chen, Fei , Wu, Wei et al. Contribution of freefall and rock mass structure to post-fragmentation spreading of rockslides . | BULLETIN OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT , 2024 , 83 (8) . |
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