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Basis of method for predicting thermal stresses and deformations in frozen soils
The mechanical properties of frozen soils are described in terms of creep, relaxation and strength. Equations are presented which describe the behaviour of each property authenticated by laboratory and field work. The main part of the work is on the thermal deformation of laboratory prepared frozen
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