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Strength of snow in compression under dynamic loads
The problems in Canada involving the strength of undisturbed snow, particularly in relation to transport, are mainly of a dynamic nature. That is, before the application of a load, the snow is relatively unstressed; when the load is applied, the forces involved are sufficient to cause the structure
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