A method for construction of an energy-efficient ice floating pier in the Arctic using hardened ice

A method for construction of an energy-efficient ice floating pier in the Arctic using hardened ice

This paper presents studies on increasing the ice strength using various additives. It is indicated that addition of wood fiber (artificial composition) and vegetable fiber (natural composition - frozen peat) to ice is an energy-efficient method to increase its strength. This enhances the possibilit...

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Main Authors: Kagan G L, Mukhametova L. R., Velsovskij A. Y.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2020-01-01
Series:E3S Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2020/38/e3sconf_hsted2020_01064.pdf
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spelling doaj-bcc025cff7774784a89769b4e20772462021-04-02T13:07:20ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422020-01-011780106410.1051/e3sconf/202017801064e3sconf_hsted2020_01064A method for construction of an energy-efficient ice floating pier in the Arctic using hardened iceKagan G L0Mukhametova L. R.1Velsovskij A. Y.2Department of Highways, Vologda State UniversityKazan State Power Engineering UniversityDepartment of Highways, Vologda State UniversityThis paper presents studies on increasing the ice strength using various additives. It is indicated that addition of wood fiber (artificial composition) and vegetable fiber (natural composition - frozen peat) to ice is an energy-efficient method to increase its strength. This enhances the possibilities of using ice during building and construction works in the Arctic. As an example, the authors proposed a floating ice pier design.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2020/38/e3sconf_hsted2020_01064.pdf
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A method for construction of an energy-efficient ice floating pier in the Arctic using hardened ice
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title A method for construction of an energy-efficient ice floating pier in the Arctic using hardened ice
title_short A method for construction of an energy-efficient ice floating pier in the Arctic using hardened ice
title_full A method for construction of an energy-efficient ice floating pier in the Arctic using hardened ice
title_fullStr A method for construction of an energy-efficient ice floating pier in the Arctic using hardened ice
title_full_unstemmed A method for construction of an energy-efficient ice floating pier in the Arctic using hardened ice
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description This paper presents studies on increasing the ice strength using various additives. It is indicated that addition of wood fiber (artificial composition) and vegetable fiber (natural composition - frozen peat) to ice is an energy-efficient method to increase its strength. This enhances the possibilities of using ice during building and construction works in the Arctic. As an example, the authors proposed a floating ice pier design.
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