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a. NEXC Block
installation
in Marang,
Terengganu
b. NEXC Block structure in Port Dickson,
Negeri Sembilan
Figure 6. NEXC Block installation at sites
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
All staff of Coastal and Oceanography Research Centre and Hydraulic
and Instrumentation Laboratory, and National Hydraulic Research Institute
of Malaysia is thanked for their assistance and contribution in conducting the
experiment. Special acknowledgment also for the research team from Faculty of
Civil Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia for their support. The Government
of Malaysia is also thanked for the approval of research grant and related studies.
NEXC Block has successfully accepted for registration approval in Industrial
Design category MY16000690101 from MyIPO.on January 2016.
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