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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
2014	Application of an in-line flow visualization technique based on ultrasonics for paste and thickened tailings	Kotze, R ; Wiklund, J ; Haldenwang, Rainer
2016	Application of ultrasound doppler technique for inline rheological characterization and flow visualization of concentrated suspensions	Kotzé, Reinhardt ; Wiklund, Johan ; Haldenwang, Rainer
2013	Applied rheology on sludge suspension in water treatment systems	Holm, R ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Chhabra, Raj
2006	Balanced beam tube viscometry vs rotational viscometry: A comparison	Haldenwang, Rainer ; Slatter, Paul ; Alderman, Neil ; Kotze, Reinhardt ; Sery, Gervais ; George, Naziem
2018	Biological sand filter system treating winery effluent for effective reduction in organic load and pH neutralisation	Holtmana, GA ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Welza, PJ
2014	Centrifugal pump derating for non-Newtonian slurries	Kalombo, JJN ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Chhabra, Raj ; Fester, Veruscha G
2016	Characterisation of winery wastewater from continuous-flow settling basins and waste stabilisation ponds over the course of one year: implications for biological wastewater treatment and land application	Welz, PJ ; Holtman, G ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Le Roes-Hill, Marilize
2013	A comparison of in-situ instruments to assess settlement in windswept sands	Neal, P ; Haldenwang, Rainer
2015	Conceptual framework for sustainable affordable housing construction in South Africa.	Ganiyu, Bashir Olanrewaju ; Fapohunda, Julius Ayodeji ; Haldenwang, Rainer
2015	Construction approaches to enhance sustainability in affordable housing in developing countries	Ganiyu, Bashir Olanrewaju ; Fapohunda, Julius Ayodeji ; Haldenwang, Rainer
2012	Determining the viscous behavior of non-Newtonian fluids in a flume using a laminar sheet flow model and Ultrasonic Velocity Profiling (UVP) system	Haldenwang, Rainer ; Kotzé, Reinhardt ; Chhabra, Raj
2014	Developing sustainable housing for low income class in Western Cape Province: Quality checks on South African government low-cost housing	Ganiyu, Bashir Olanrewaju ; Fapohunda, Julius Ayodeji ; Haldenwang, Rainer
2014	The effect of different portland cements on initial hydration reaction of a self-compacting concrete cement paste	Haldenwang, Rainer ; Masalova, I ; Elmakki, R
2014	The effect of different PPC binders, partially replaced by fly ash properties, on self-compacting concrete	Almuwbber, Omar ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Masalova, Irina
2016	Effect of limestone on the cement paste hydration in the presence of polycarboxylate superplasticiser	Elmakki, R ; Masalova, I ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Malkin, A ; Mbasha, W
2004	The effect of shape on laminar flow in open channels for non-Newtonian fluids	Haldenwang, Rainer ; Slatter, PT ; Vanyaza, S
2017	Evaluation of critical factors for achieving quality housing delivery within budget	Akinyede, I.J ; Fapohunda, Julius Ayodeji ; Haldenwang, Rainer
2006	Evolution of rheological properties of highly concentrated emulsions with aging — Emulsion-to-suspension transition	Masalova, Irina ; Malkin, Alexander Ya ; Ferg, Ernst ; Kharatiyan, Ellina ; Taylor, Michael ; Haldenwang, Rainer
2010	Experimental database for non-Newtonian flow in four channel shapes	Burger, Johan ; Haldenwang, Rainer ; Alderman, Neil
2006	Experimental procedure and database for non-Newtonian open channel flow	Haldenwang, Rainer ; Slatter, P

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