Relation of Construction Works to Water Quality

Pavel Svoboda; Helmut Kurth

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.843.87

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Relation of Construction Works to Water Quality

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Water and construction works are in continuous interaction. With reference to water protection the effect of construction sites must be considered from two viewpoints: protection of water quality and protection of water quantity and availability. On the other hand, water and its qualitative and quantitative parameters determine the technologies and materials used on construction sites, making their use even impossible in extreme cases.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 843)

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Pavel Svoboda*, Helmut Kurth

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Environmental Effects, Water Protection, Water Quality

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