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Instructions for determining ice loads on river structures
Because of their corresponding georgraphical positions, Russia and Canada share similar problems concerning the forces that ice can exert on structures. These problems have received considerable attention from Russian scientists and engineers. Their state of knowledge concerning them has reached the
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