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Vapour transfer in the freezing soils – physical phenomena of the frost heave
Study of the hydraulic conductivity in the freezing soils and the frost heave mechanism started as far as in the 30’s of the last century and even earlier. However explanation of frost heave mechanism with hydraulic conductivity is fundamentally wrong approach which leads to the complication in t
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