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The Failure Process in Columnar-Grained Ice
Information is presented on the stress, strain, temperature and time dependence of crack formation in columnar-grained ice. It was observed that cracks began to form during creep when the constant compressive stress exceeded about 6 kg/cm[ 2]. For stresses less than about 10kg/cm[2], the cracking ac
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