Structural Analysis of DEW Line Station DYE-2 Greenland 1983-1988.
DYE-2, a Distant Early Warning station, is located on the Greenland ice cap approximately along the Arctic Circle, 470 km from the west coast. The viscous nature of the material on which the structure is grounded made periodic monitoring and maintenance of the supporting structure necessary This rep...
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ftdtic:ADA353518 2023-05-15T14:57:08+02:00 Structural Analysis of DEW Line Station DYE-2 Greenland 1983-1988. Walsh, Michael R. Ueda, Herbert T. COLD REGIONS RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING LAB HANOVER NH 1998-06 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA353518 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA353518 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA353518 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Meteorology Snow Ice and Permafrost Defense Systems *STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS *ARCTIC REGIONS *EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS *ICE CAPS STATIONS MEASUREMENT AIR FORCE COASTAL REGIONS EMERGENCIES MONITORING STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES STRESS TESTING WEST(DIRECTION) GREENLAND DYE 2 DEW LINE Text 1998 ftdtic 2016-02-20T00:18:47Z DYE-2, a Distant Early Warning station, is located on the Greenland ice cap approximately along the Arctic Circle, 470 km from the west coast. The viscous nature of the material on which the structure is grounded made periodic monitoring and maintenance of the supporting structure necessary This report analyzes the stresses developed within the structure from the last major maintenance operation, a 64-m sideways move in 1982 to a new foundation, to the final set of stress measurements taken at the abandoned site in 1988. Conclusions drawn from these measurements and the subsequent analysis were that the building system was continuing to tilt in one direction because of differential footing settlement caused by changing footing conditions, and high structural stresses would make it unsafe for reoccupation after December of 1988 unless emergency maintenance was performed. The U.S. Air Force officially abandoned the site in August 1988 as a result of this analysis. Text Arctic Greenland Ice Ice cap permafrost Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic Greenland |
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Meteorology Snow Ice and Permafrost Defense Systems *STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS *ARCTIC REGIONS *EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS *ICE CAPS STATIONS MEASUREMENT AIR FORCE COASTAL REGIONS EMERGENCIES MONITORING STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES STRESS TESTING WEST(DIRECTION) GREENLAND DYE 2 DEW LINE |
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Meteorology Snow Ice and Permafrost Defense Systems *STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS *ARCTIC REGIONS *EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS *ICE CAPS STATIONS MEASUREMENT AIR FORCE COASTAL REGIONS EMERGENCIES MONITORING STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES STRESS TESTING WEST(DIRECTION) GREENLAND DYE 2 DEW LINE Walsh, Michael R. Ueda, Herbert T. Structural Analysis of DEW Line Station DYE-2 Greenland 1983-1988. |
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Meteorology Snow Ice and Permafrost Defense Systems *STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS *ARCTIC REGIONS *EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS *ICE CAPS STATIONS MEASUREMENT AIR FORCE COASTAL REGIONS EMERGENCIES MONITORING STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES STRESS TESTING WEST(DIRECTION) GREENLAND DYE 2 DEW LINE |
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DYE-2, a Distant Early Warning station, is located on the Greenland ice cap approximately along the Arctic Circle, 470 km from the west coast. The viscous nature of the material on which the structure is grounded made periodic monitoring and maintenance of the supporting structure necessary This report analyzes the stresses developed within the structure from the last major maintenance operation, a 64-m sideways move in 1982 to a new foundation, to the final set of stress measurements taken at the abandoned site in 1988. Conclusions drawn from these measurements and the subsequent analysis were that the building system was continuing to tilt in one direction because of differential footing settlement caused by changing footing conditions, and high structural stresses would make it unsafe for reoccupation after December of 1988 unless emergency maintenance was performed. The U.S. Air Force officially abandoned the site in August 1988 as a result of this analysis. |
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Walsh, Michael R. Ueda, Herbert T. |
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Structural Analysis of DEW Line Station DYE-2 Greenland 1983-1988. |
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Structural Analysis of DEW Line Station DYE-2 Greenland 1983-1988. |
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Structural Analysis of DEW Line Station DYE-2 Greenland 1983-1988. |
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Structural Analysis of DEW Line Station DYE-2 Greenland 1983-1988. |
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Structural Analysis of DEW Line Station DYE-2 Greenland 1983-1988. |
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structural analysis of dew line station dye-2 greenland 1983-1988. |
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Arctic Greenland Ice Ice cap permafrost |
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