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Pile foundations in permafrost

Name: Pile foundations in permafrost
Creator: Jeffrey Stephen. Weaver
Keywords: Foundations of Buildings, Permafrost Engineering, Engineering in Frozen Ground

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Thesis , Other literature type 01 Jan 1979 English Publisher:University of Alberta Library

Authors: Jeffrey Stephen. Weaver;

doi: 10.7939/r3rx93q02

Pile foundations in permafrost

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Abstract

Doctoral thesis dealing with the construction and design of pile foundations on permafrost. Laboratory creep tests support the use of a simple shear analysis to predict pile creep in permafrost. A wave equation analysis was adapted for frozen soils and the dynamics of pile driving in permafrost were studied.

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Foundations of Buildings, Permafrost Engineering, Engineering in Frozen Ground

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