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Experimental permafrost tunnel begun in 1959 in Tuto area in Greenland was extended to 605 ft during 1960 field season, and 3 rooms were excavated off main drift; modified conventional hard-rock mining methods and equipment, using drilling, blasting, mucking, and ventilating cycle, are described and evaluated; new building material was obtained from varying mixtures of fine-crushed rock, sand, clay, rock flour (silt) slurry, water and snow.
Experimental permafrost tunnel begun in 1959 in Tuto area in Greenland was extended to 605 ft during 1960 field season, and 3 rooms were excavated off main drift; modified conventional hard-rock mining methods and equipment, using drilling, blasting, mucking, and ventilating cycle, are described and evaluated; new building material was obtained from varying mixtures of fine-crushed rock, sand, clay, rock flour (silt) slurry, water and snow.
Tunneling in permafrost -- 2
U S Engr Dept -- Cold Regions Research Eng Laboratory -- Tech Report
Swinzow, G.K. (Autor:in)
1964
24 pages
Report
Englisch
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