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Predicting Pipeline Frost Load
A study was undertaken to find a formula for predicting the additional load imposed on underground pipelines by soil freezing. The authors conclude that a modified Boussinesq equation can be used to assess this load. Results also showed that frost affects the modulus of soil reaction and therefore the induced stress in flexible pipe.
Predicting Pipeline Frost Load
A study was undertaken to find a formula for predicting the additional load imposed on underground pipelines by soil freezing. The authors conclude that a modified Boussinesq equation can be used to assess this load. Results also showed that frost affects the modulus of soil reaction and therefore the induced stress in flexible pipe.
Predicting Pipeline Frost Load
Fielding, Mellburne B. (author) / Cohen, Arieh (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 80 ; 62-69
1988-11-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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