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1984
Konrad, J. M., Morgenstern, N. R.
Frost heave is an important consideration in the design of buried chilled pipelines. A procedure for calculating the amount of heave under a chilled gas pipeline is presented based on a finite-difference formulation of the heat and mass transfer in saturated soils. The frost heave of the soil is...
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Spring 2013
Studies on frost heave indicate that significant frost heave observed in the field or laboratory is attributed to ice lens formation associated with water migration to the freezing front and the segregational ice that develops. Hence frost heave prediction models require ice lens initiation...
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2008-08-02
Patterned ground resulting from repeated freeze and thaw cycles, or frost heave, at Worsleyneset, Lefdefjorden, north coast of Spitzbergen, Norway. August 2008