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Design of foundations, anchored in unfrozen ground, to resist heaving forces
In regions where there is deep penetration of seasonal freezing of fine-grained soil there is a serious problem of preventing frost heave of the foundations. A method considered here to provide a stable foundation for the structure is to anchor the footing in unfrozen soil. A foundation anchored in
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