Poster session + SCAR robot demonstration
Wednesday, June 15, 2022
Poster session
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Poster 3
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1:30 PM
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2:30 PM
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Poster session + SCAR robot demonstration
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Hall 1
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102
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Experimental study of thermo-hydro-geochemical evolution of compacted bentonite: geochemical characterization and numerical modelling
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E.
Emilie
COENE
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108
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Hydro-chemo-mechanical modelling of bentonite sealing components
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A.
Andrés
IDIART
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109
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On the water retention properties of Na- and Ca-bentonites
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K-P.
Klaus-Peter
KRÖHN
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11
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Self-sealing performance of fractures in indurated claystones measured by water and gas flow
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C-L.
Chun-Liang
ZHANG
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111
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Effects of sand-based gap filling on buffer-material erosion
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A.
Akihiro
MATSUMOTO
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112
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Study of critical density to prohibit microbially influenced corrosion in various domestic bentonites in Japan
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T.
Takahiro
GOTO
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115
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Porewater chemistry of Opalinus Clay revisited: findings from 25 years of data collection at the Mont Terri Rock Laboratory
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P.
Paul
WERSIN
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12
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Diffusion of dissolved gases: from lab scale to in situ scale
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E.
Elke
JACOPS
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120
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Modelling coupled HM processes in bentonite: Development and first tests of a double structure-based swelling model
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V.
Vinay
KUMAR
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121
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A local second gradient dilatation model for claystone behaviour: application to modelling of EDZ
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M.
Maxime
GANTIER
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122
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Implementing natural analogue information in Posiva's safety case – methodology and case-specific review
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H.
Heini
REIJONEN
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126
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Modelling of the Full-scale Emplacement (FE) Experiment at Mont Terri. Current status
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A.
Andres
ALCOLEA
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133
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Boom Clay secondary deformation behaviour and microstructure changes
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M.
May
AWARKEH
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14
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Fragments of a Monument
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C.
Cécile
MASSART
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145
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Measurement of water potential and thermal conductivity of various bentonite mixed soils
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A.
Ayumu
ITO
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147
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A developed chemical model incorporating nucleation of secondary minerals in the compacted bentonite applying for prediction of long-term transition of the engineered barrier system in geological disposal
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H.
Hayashi
DAISUKE
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150
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Titration experiments and geochemical modeling of solid and dissolved organic matter extracted from Boom Clay supporting phenomenological studies of the Belgian RD&D programme
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S.
Sonia
SALAH
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151
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Tomographic monitoring of bentonite in full-scale emplacement experiment
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E.
Edgar
MANUKYAN
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152
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Coupled thermal-hydraulic-mechanical processes, considering liquid and gas flow: Verification of the new implementation in the FEM code OpenGeoSys 6
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M.
Michael
PITZ
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153
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In-situ Bentonite Erosion Test within a water-conducting fault zone in crystalline rock
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R.
Raphael
SCHNEEBERGER
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154
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Chemical weathering processes in the 0-10 m of the critical zone developed on the Tégulines clay formation (Aube, France)
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C.
Catherine
LEROUGE
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155
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Detection of Septaria in the Boom Clay during ON-MOL2 drilling campaign by borehole seismic
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G.
Giorgia
PINNA
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158
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Long-term performance of vertical sealing systems - impact of gas migration
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M.
Mohamed Haythem
BAHLOULI
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16
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Geotechnical barriers made of bentonite for a repository in clay rock formations – Investigations for the verification and validation of a multi-physical constitutive model (Barcelona-Basic-Model) for bentonite as backfill and sealing material with special regard to quality assurance
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J.
Juan
ZHAO
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167
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Multicomponent reactive transport modelling of in situ experiments: glass-clay and cement-clay interactions.
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M.
Mathieu
DEBURE
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170
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Petrological and mineralogical influences on the hydraulic properties of the Callovo-Oxfordian mudrocks from Bure, France
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A.
Andrew
WISEALL
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171
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EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION IN SEDIMENTARY ROCKS: Gas production and the fate of organic acids
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C.
Christian
OSTERTAG-HENNING
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177
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NEA Clay Club project CLAYWAT: Interaction of pore water and mineral surfaces in clays and shales
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T.
Thomas
GIMMI
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178
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Modelling gas flow along localized dilatant pathways: challenges and perspectives
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A-C.
Anne-Catherine
DIEUDONNÉ
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186
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Palladium sorption on clays: effect of temperature
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E.
Elisenda
COLAS
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19
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Toward a full HMC modelling of a repository seal
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J.
Jacques
WENDLING
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192
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Modelling water retention and diffusion in unsaturated clays: Connecting atomistic and pore scale simulations
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T.
Thomas
GIMMI
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193
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Optimization of iridium oxyhydroxide films for pH monitoring of underground components of nuclear repositories
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S.
Stéphanie
BETELU
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196
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Deformation and damage induced at the mesoscale of the Callovo-Oxfordian clayrock: in situ nano-CT and full field measurement
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P.
Pierre
BÉSUELLE
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197
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Anisotropy assessment on the mechanical behaviour and failure mode of the Callovo-Oxfordian clayrock
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P.
Pierre
BÉSUELLE
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20
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Bentonite homogenisation in engineered cavities
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K.
Katherine
DANIELS
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21
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Effect of exchangeable cations on geotechnical properties of Czech BCV bentonite
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J.
Jiri
SVOBODA
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24
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Hydro-mechanical behaviour of a two-component bentonite barrier upon hydration
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M.
María Victoria
VILLAR
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25
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Model-based analysis of concrete degradation effects in the nearfield of a L/ILW emplacement cavern
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A.
Alexandros
PAPAFOTIOU
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27
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Diffusion Measurements on Rock Samples from New Deep Boreholes in Switzerland
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L.
Luc
VAN LOON
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29
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Clay Research in the International DECOVALEX Model Comparison Project: An Overview of Past, Current and Future Modeling Tasks
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L.
Liange
ZHENG
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3
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Hydro-mechanical characteristics of sand/bentonite buffer by controlled-suction tests
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S.
Shuichi
YAMAMOTO
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30
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3D Predictive HM-modeling in the heterogeneous Opalinus Clay of the Mont Terri rock laboratory and validation with monitoring data from a mine-by test
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C.
Chao
LI
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38
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The study of bentonite-concrete interactions under elevated temperatures in the Bukov URF
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L.
Lucie
HAUSMANNOVÁ
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43
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Investigation of properties for couple model using Ca-type bentonite
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T.
Takayuki
MOTOSHIMA
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45
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Hy-O-T Project (Hydrogen Sensor)
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T.
Thomas
GUERMONT
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46
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Oxidants and reductans in a disposal facility: reactivity of a pyrite powder – nitrate/nitrite – hydrogen atmosphere system in sodium bicarbonate solution
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N.
Nele
BLEYEN
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5
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Diffusive transport of helium and neon in potential concretes for nuclear waste disposal
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E.
Elke
JACOPS
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51
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HLW Cell convergence measurement with SAM robot and displacement sensors
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G.
Guillaume
HERMAND
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55
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Non-destructive identification of silt-clay layers on borehole core logs in PVC liners
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J-M.
Jean-Marc
CHAUTRU
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56
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Simulation of fault rupture and fluid leakage during a fault activation experiment at Mont Terri Laboratory - Results from an international simulation study
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B.
Bastian
GRAUPNER
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57
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Determination of the anisotropic thermal conductivity of the Boom Clay at large scale based on a combined interpretation of the ATLAS and PRACLAY in-situ heater tests
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G.
Guangjing
CHEN
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59
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How Network Theory May Assist in Understanding and Organising Radioactive Waste Disposal Programmes
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A.
Andreas
POLLER
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61
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An in situ experiment to investigate fracturing under thermal loading of CallovoCallovo-Oxfordian claystone
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C.
Carlos
PLUA
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62
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The evolution of transport and strength properties of selected interfaces in a Geological Disposal Facility in Callovo-Oxfordian Claystone
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R.
Robert
CUSS
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64
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Composition and properties of samples taken from alternative buffer material (ABM) in-situ heating test (package 45.5) and comparison of results from earlier packages (1 and 2)
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S.
Sirpa
KUMPULAINEN
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65
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ThermoChimie – A Thermodynamic Database
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B.
Benoît
MADE
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67
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Using porewater helium to reconcile apparently disparate porewater tracer signals in a shallow Opalinus Clay profile
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D.
Daniel
RUFER
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68
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An upscalable HM model for representing advective gas migration through saturated bentonite
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N.
Neil
CHITTENDEN
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73
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Vertical hydraulic Sandwich sealing system: A large-scale in-situ experiment performed at the Mont Terri rock laboratory
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K.
Klaus
WIECZOREK
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74
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Mine-By Experiment in the Sandy Facies of the Opalinus Clay in the Mont Terri rock laboratory
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J.
Jürgen
HESSER
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76
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Investigation of Mechanical Properties for the Korean Compacted Bentonites
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S.
Seok
YOON
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77
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Simulation of swelling after dismantling in FORGE mock-up experiment
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S.
Shin
SATO
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78
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Numerical modeling of reactive gas transport in the framework of the Mont Terri HT experiment
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G.
Georg
KOSAKOWSKI
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79
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Direct shear strength of unsaturated compacted bentonite subjected to thermal heating
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T.
Tomoyoshi
NISHIMURA
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84
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PLM and BIM : the winning digital partnership
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G.
Gerard
BOURRIAUX
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89
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Retention of 226Ra by clay minerals: an adsorption study
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M.
Martina
KLINKENBERG
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90
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Comparation of methods to determine shear properties of buffer bentonite
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X.
Xavier
PINTADO
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91
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Process based modelling of Cs and Sr transport in Boom Clay - Necessity to account for double layer enhanced transport
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N.
Norbert
MAES
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96
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Correlating microstructural features with mineralogical-geochemical data on selected core samples from Opalinus Clay and Passwang Formation (Mont Terri, Switzerland)
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R.
Reiner
DOHRMANN
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97
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Visualisation of the coupling between gas flow and re-saturation of clay-rich host rocks
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A.
Andrew
WISEALL
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99
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Parametric sensitivity to gas-entry pressure in 2-phase flow models in a deep geologic disposal of radioactive waste
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Z.
Zakaria
SAADI
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