The Relationship between Thermal and Electrical Properties of Ice (O Svyazi Mezhdy Teplovymi i Elektricheskimi Svoistvami l'da)

The linear form of the dependence between the coefficients of thermal and electrical conductivity, and between the specific heat and dielectric constant of ice has been experimentally established for temperatures from minus 20 to minus 2 degrees. Establishing the existence of a firm link between the...

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Main Authors: Korennov,B. I., Cherepanov,V. G.
Other Authors: AMERICAN-STANDARD CORP UNION N J
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1973
Subjects:
Snow
Ice and Permafrost
Solid State Physics
*ICE
CONDUCTIVITY
PERMAFROST
CONSTANTS
SPECIFIC HEAT
USSR
Ice
permafrost
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0769725
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Summary:The linear form of the dependence between the coefficients of thermal and electrical conductivity, and between the specific heat and dielectric constant of ice has been experimentally established for temperatures from minus 20 to minus 2 degrees. Establishing the existence of a firm link between the thermal and electrical properties of ice fulfills a prerequisite for developing methods for determining the thermal properties of ice and frozen rock using results of the study of their electrical properties. (Author) Draft trans. of mono. Eksperimentalnye Issledovaniya Protsessov Teploobmena v Merzlykh Gornykh Porodakh (Experimental Studies of Heat Exchange Processes in Frozen Rocks) Moscow, 1972 p65-68.

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