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Management of water-related natural disasters in Thailand
T. Tingsanchali
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Minimum operating level for the Guri reservoir
G. Montilla, A. Marcano
págs. 47-51
págs. 47-72
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Development of the Esti hydro project in Panama
D. J. Sundstrom, L. B. Buetikofer
págs. 52-59
Modified design for Barrigon dam decisive for time schedule and cost
M. Stenmark, G. Frostberg
págs. 60-63
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Machadinho scheme meets targets in record time
J. A. de Campos, M. T. F. R. de Campos
págs. 64-66
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págs. 67-71
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CFRD dam characteristics learned from experience
N. L. de SPinto, F. M. Filho
págs. 72-76
The important role of KELAG's hydro plants over more than 100 years
F. Neuschitzer, G. Berger
págs. 73-79
págs. 76-79
Steel fibre reinforced concrete helps resist face slab cracks at the Longshou CFRD, China
Z. Guoqiang
págs. 77-80
Seismic hazard analysis of Iranian dams
M. Behnam, D. Shafiei, E. Maleki
págs. 80-83
págs. 80-88
CFD prediction of the part-load vortex in Francis turbines and pump-turbines
P. Dorfler, M. Sick, M. Sallaberger, P. Stein
págs. 81-85
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Cavitation scale effects and case studies on cavitation model tests
R. Huber, A. P. Keller, T. Stobl
págs. 86-90
Small hydro in Lower Austria: a regional approach to identifying sustainable schemes
S. Thonhauser, W. Widmann
págs. 89-94
The world's largest cutoff wall at Karkheh dam
A. A. Mirghasemi
págs. 90-95
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Hydromatrix units: operating experience in Austria and Sudan
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