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Strength and creep of frozen soils and calculations for ice-soil retaining structures

Vialov, S.S. / Gmoshinskii, V.G. / Gorodetskii, S.E. / Grigorieva, V.G. / Zaretskii, Iu.K. / Pekarskala, N.K. / Shusherina, E.P.

Detailed study of rheological properties of artificially frozen soils and development of methods for calculating creep and long-term strength of retaining structures made from such soils; purpose of artificially freezing soils was to create cofferdam of frozen soil around contemplated open-pit mining facilities; report is based on material gained from investigations conducted at Kursk Magnetic Anomaly on problems of sinking deep mine shafts (down to 500 m) using artificial freezing methods. Translated from Izdatel'stvo Akademii Nauk SSSR Moscow (1962).

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Strength and creep of frozen soils and calculations for ice-soil retaining structures

Vialov, S.S. / Gmoshinskii, V.G. / Gorodetskii, S.E. / Grigorieva, V.G. / Zaretskii, Iu.K. / Pekarskala, N.K. / Shusherina, E.P.

Detailed study of rheological properties of artificially frozen soils and development of methods for calculating creep and long-term strength of retaining structures made from such soils; purpose of artificially freezing soils was to create cofferdam of frozen soil around contemplated open-pit mining facilities; report is based on material gained from investigations conducted at Kursk Magnetic Anomaly on problems of sinking deep mine shafts (down to 500 m) using artificial freezing methods. Translated from Izdatel'stvo Akademii Nauk SSSR Moscow (1962).

Strength and creep of frozen soils and calculations for ice-soil retaining structures

Vialov, S.S. / Gmoshinskii, V.G. / Gorodetskii, S.E. / Grigorieva, V.G. / Zaretskii, Iu.K. / Pekarskala, N.K. / Shusherina, E.P.

Detailed study of rheological properties of artificially frozen soils and development of methods for calculating creep and long-term strength of retaining structures made from such soils; purpose of artificially freezing soils was to create cofferdam of frozen soil around contemplated open-pit mining facilities; report is based on material gained from investigations conducted at Kursk Magnetic Anomaly on problems of sinking deep mine shafts (down to 500 m) using artificial freezing methods. Translated from Izdatel'stvo Akademii Nauk SSSR Moscow (1962).

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Title:

Strength and creep of frozen soils and calculations for ice-soil retaining structures

Additional title:

U S Engr Dept -- Cold Regions Research Eng Laboratory -- Translation 76

Contributors:

Vialov, S.S. (author) / Gmoshinskii, V.G. (author) / Gorodetskii, S.E. (author) / Grigorieva, V.G. (author) / Zaretskii, Iu.K. (author) / Pekarskala, N.K. (author) / Shusherina, E.P. (author)

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United States Engineer Department -- Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory -- Translation 76

Publication date:

1965

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301 pages

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Article (Journal)

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Print

Language:

English

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