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SKI Report 91:9
Research
Some Aspects of Regional Flow of Variable-Density Groundwater in
Crystalline Basement Rock of Sweden
Clifford I. Voss Johan Andersson December 1991 ISSN 1104–1374 ISRN SKI-R-91/9-SE
S T A T E N S K Ä R N K R A F T I N S P E K T I O N
Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate
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