ICE CONSTRUCTION - METHODS OF SURFACE FLOODING.
Two surface-flooding techniques for improving natural ice areas have been developed by the U. S. Naval Civil Engineering Laboratory. Confined flooding, in which the flood is contained by natural barriers or man-made dikes, is used principally for filling and leveling ice areas where deflection of th...
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ftdtic:AD0645917 2023-05-15T16:37:06+02:00 ICE CONSTRUCTION - METHODS OF SURFACE FLOODING. Hoffman,C. R. NAVAL CIVIL ENGINEERING LAB PORT HUENEME CALIF 1967-01 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0645917 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0645917 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0645917 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Snow Ice and Permafrost Civil Engineering (*ICE TRAFFICABILITY) (*CONSTRUCTION POLAR REGIONS) ICE ISLANDS STABILITY WATER SEA WATER FREEZING THICKNESS QUALITY CONTROL CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Text 1967 ftdtic 2016-02-18T19:47:48Z Two surface-flooding techniques for improving natural ice areas have been developed by the U. S. Naval Civil Engineering Laboratory. Confined flooding, in which the flood is contained by natural barriers or man-made dikes, is used principally for filling and leveling ice areas where deflection of the natural ice is not a problem. Free flooding, in which the outward flow of water is governed by natural forces such as gravity and freezing of the flood perimeter, is generally used for the accelerated buildup of thinner natural ice areas where deflection is encountered. Adequate methods have been developed for surface flooding a relatively small area with a maximum dimension of 1,200 feet and for increasing ice thickness by as much as 5 feet. Continued investigation is required for the multipump flooding of areas 5,000 feet long, the flooding of deep snow, and the construction of ice roadways through tidal and pressure-ice areas. Text Ice permafrost Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database |
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Snow Ice and Permafrost Civil Engineering (*ICE TRAFFICABILITY) (*CONSTRUCTION POLAR REGIONS) ICE ISLANDS STABILITY WATER SEA WATER FREEZING THICKNESS QUALITY CONTROL CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Hoffman,C. R. ICE CONSTRUCTION - METHODS OF SURFACE FLOODING. |
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Two surface-flooding techniques for improving natural ice areas have been developed by the U. S. Naval Civil Engineering Laboratory. Confined flooding, in which the flood is contained by natural barriers or man-made dikes, is used principally for filling and leveling ice areas where deflection of the natural ice is not a problem. Free flooding, in which the outward flow of water is governed by natural forces such as gravity and freezing of the flood perimeter, is generally used for the accelerated buildup of thinner natural ice areas where deflection is encountered. Adequate methods have been developed for surface flooding a relatively small area with a maximum dimension of 1,200 feet and for increasing ice thickness by as much as 5 feet. Continued investigation is required for the multipump flooding of areas 5,000 feet long, the flooding of deep snow, and the construction of ice roadways through tidal and pressure-ice areas. |
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ICE CONSTRUCTION - METHODS OF SURFACE FLOODING. |
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ICE CONSTRUCTION - METHODS OF SURFACE FLOODING. |
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ICE CONSTRUCTION - METHODS OF SURFACE FLOODING. |
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ICE CONSTRUCTION - METHODS OF SURFACE FLOODING. |
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ICE CONSTRUCTION - METHODS OF SURFACE FLOODING. |
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ice construction - methods of surface flooding. |
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1967 |
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Ice permafrost |
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Ice permafrost |
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