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2015
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Eduardo H. Enrique:
Effects on the results of the fall of potential test when using sky wires for the remote current probe. IAS 2015: 1-6
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Eduardo H. Enrique, Andrew Rees, Sean Freihaut:
Wind and solar farms underground cables ampacity when lining materials are used in trenches. IAS 2015: 1-8
2014
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Eduardo H. Enrique, Ibro Hadzismajlovic, Ben Shen:
Considerations in the design of grounding system for solar farms. IAS 2014: 1-8
2013
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Eduardo H. Enrique, Pablo D. Enrique:
Mobile application tool for the optimal operation of electrolytic tinning lines. IAS 2013: 1-6
2012
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Eduardo H. Enrique, Leigh Copp, Kevin Fawcitt, Trent Emigh:
Induced currents in grounding conductors. IAS 2012: 1-6

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