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Thermal influence of steel posts on the ground temperature regime during the winter: a field experiment
Frost heaving around footings of transmission towers is thought to be aggravated by excessive heat withdrawal from the soil by the steel superstructures. The study described in this report is a first attempt to assess the severity of the problem under relatively simple conditions and was undertaken
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