The construction of a two-story steel frame building over permafrost at Churchill, Manitoba, during 1948 to 1950 is described and its performance discussed in relation to the construction techniques used. Its apparent satisfactory performance after nine years of occupancy suggests that the concrete pier and spread footing foundation used can be a practicable alternative to embedded foundations for large heated structures in permafrost regions.Ce m\ue9moire d\ue9crit la construction d'un b\ue2timent de deux \ue9 tages \ue0 charpente d'acier sur un perg\ue9lisol, \ue0 Churchill ( Manitoba), de 1948 \ue0 1950. Les auteurs discutent la performance du b\ue2timent en fonction des techniques de construction utilis\ue9es. Comme cette performance pa...
The distribution of permafrost in Canada and the influence of climatic and terrain factors is discus...
About one half of the total land area of Canada is underlain by perennially frozen ground, more comm...
Development of the Canadian northland has progressed so rapidly during the last decade that the prob...
Permafrost, or perennially frozen ground, occurs widely throughout the northern half of Canada. Expe...
Exploratory investigations of the foundations on permafrost at the settlements of the Mackenzie Rive...
While permafrost provides excellent bearing for structures, it may lose its strength to such an exte...
A general description of the factors conducive to causing the condition of permafrost, the possible ...
This state of the art review summarizes key points of present knowledge in North America and major p...
The Handbook examines the application of concepts outlined in the SNiP II-B.6-66 "Bases and foundati...
The developments which have taken place in the northern regions of Canada during recent years have f...
In 1953 the Canadian government decided that a new townsite should be found for Aklavik. The poor so...
The relationship between climate, seasonal frost penetration and permafrost is discussed in relation...
This translation is the sixth from the Russian permafrost publication "Principles of Geocryology", P...
T HE THAWING effect of water in contact with permafrost is a problem of major concern to engineers e...
This paper describes two structures where heat pipes have been successfully used to provide thermal ...
The distribution of permafrost in Canada and the influence of climatic and terrain factors is discus...
About one half of the total land area of Canada is underlain by perennially frozen ground, more comm...
Development of the Canadian northland has progressed so rapidly during the last decade that the prob...
Permafrost, or perennially frozen ground, occurs widely throughout the northern half of Canada. Expe...
Exploratory investigations of the foundations on permafrost at the settlements of the Mackenzie Rive...
While permafrost provides excellent bearing for structures, it may lose its strength to such an exte...
A general description of the factors conducive to causing the condition of permafrost, the possible ...
This state of the art review summarizes key points of present knowledge in North America and major p...
The Handbook examines the application of concepts outlined in the SNiP II-B.6-66 "Bases and foundati...
The developments which have taken place in the northern regions of Canada during recent years have f...
In 1953 the Canadian government decided that a new townsite should be found for Aklavik. The poor so...
The relationship between climate, seasonal frost penetration and permafrost is discussed in relation...
This translation is the sixth from the Russian permafrost publication "Principles of Geocryology", P...
T HE THAWING effect of water in contact with permafrost is a problem of major concern to engineers e...
This paper describes two structures where heat pipes have been successfully used to provide thermal ...
The distribution of permafrost in Canada and the influence of climatic and terrain factors is discus...
About one half of the total land area of Canada is underlain by perennially frozen ground, more comm...
Development of the Canadian northland has progressed so rapidly during the last decade that the prob...