Handbook for the design of bases and foundations of buildings and other structures on permafrost

The Handbook examines the application of concepts outlined in the SNiP II-B.6-66 "Bases and foundations of buildings and other structures on permafrost: Design standards" used in design practice. A detailed treatment of methods of designing bases and foundations (including piles) on permaf...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: National Research Council of Canada. Division of Building Research
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: National Research Council of Canada 1976
Subjects:
Basements and foundations
Sous-sol et fondations
permafrost
pergélisol
soils
sol
foundation work
travaux de fondation
limit state (deflection)
état limite (déformation)
thermal properties
propriété thermique
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.4224/20386682
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Summary:The Handbook examines the application of concepts outlined in the SNiP II-B.6-66 "Bases and foundations of buildings and other structures on permafrost: Design standards" used in design practice. A detailed treatment of methods of designing bases and foundations (including piles) on permafrost is given. The criteria used are the limiting states, i.e., bearing strength and deformations. The heat engineering designs of foundation soils are given also. The Handbook is intended for a broad spectrum of specialists engaged in foundation construction, design and research in permafrost regions. Peer reviewed: No NRC publication: Yes

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