The Handbook examines the application of concepts outlined in the SNiP II-B.6-66 "Bases and foundations of buildings and other structures on permafrost: Design standards" used in design practice. A detailed treatment of methods of designing bases and foundations (including piles) on permafrost is given. The criteria used are the limiting states, i.e., bearing strength and deformations. The heat engineering designs of foundation soils are given also. The Handbook is intended for a broad spectrum of specialists engaged in foundation construction, design and research in permafrost regions.SOMMAIRE FRANCAIS A SUIVREPeer reviewed: NoNRC publication: Ye
This paper describes two structures where heat pipes have been successfully used to provide thermal ...
Serious problems due to frost heaving and thaw settlement can be experienced by structures founded i...
Buildings and structures are erected on the foundation of ground or arranged in the soil column, and...
The design instruction herein are based on the results of comprehensive investigations of the constr...
Standards for the design and construction of pile foundations in permafrost represent an expansion o...
The goal of calculations in foundation engineering is to define strain-stress behavior of a soil bul...
The article analyzes design solutions of foundations on permafrost soils, their advantages and disad...
The article considers the features of designing the bases and foundations of buildings and structure...
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Exploratory investigations of the foundations on permafrost at the settlements of the Mackenzie Rive...
About one half of the total land area of Canada is underlain by perennially frozen ground, more comm...
Permafrost, or perennially frozen ground, occurs widely throughout the northern half of Canada. Expe...
This translation is the sixth from the Russian permafrost publication "Principles of Geocryology", P...
While permafrost provides excellent bearing for structures, it may lose its strength to such an exte...
This state of the art review summarizes key points of present knowledge in North America and major p...
This paper describes two structures where heat pipes have been successfully used to provide thermal ...
Serious problems due to frost heaving and thaw settlement can be experienced by structures founded i...
Buildings and structures are erected on the foundation of ground or arranged in the soil column, and...
The design instruction herein are based on the results of comprehensive investigations of the constr...
Standards for the design and construction of pile foundations in permafrost represent an expansion o...
The goal of calculations in foundation engineering is to define strain-stress behavior of a soil bul...
The article analyzes design solutions of foundations on permafrost soils, their advantages and disad...
The article considers the features of designing the bases and foundations of buildings and structure...
This report, "Construction of Permafrost," is a translation of the Russian book by A. V. Liverovsky ...
Exploratory investigations of the foundations on permafrost at the settlements of the Mackenzie Rive...
About one half of the total land area of Canada is underlain by perennially frozen ground, more comm...
Permafrost, or perennially frozen ground, occurs widely throughout the northern half of Canada. Expe...
This translation is the sixth from the Russian permafrost publication "Principles of Geocryology", P...
While permafrost provides excellent bearing for structures, it may lose its strength to such an exte...
This state of the art review summarizes key points of present knowledge in North America and major p...
This paper describes two structures where heat pipes have been successfully used to provide thermal ...
Serious problems due to frost heaving and thaw settlement can be experienced by structures founded i...
Buildings and structures are erected on the foundation of ground or arranged in the soil column, and...