Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 18, Part 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1999 - Arctic regions |
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Review of these results and those of other field tests , including our Phase 1 tests , showed that the nature of the ice loading , depending on whether it was uniform pressure or uniform deformation , significantly affected the results ...
Review of these results and those of other field tests , including our Phase 1 tests , showed that the nature of the ice loading , depending on whether it was uniform pressure or uniform deformation , significantly affected the results ...
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SUMMARY OF PHASE 1 RESULTS Crystallography / Salinity of the Ice The crystallography of the ice was studied using conventional techniques of thin sections examined in crossed polarized light . The detailed results are given in Gagnon et ...
SUMMARY OF PHASE 1 RESULTS Crystallography / Salinity of the Ice The crystallography of the ice was studied using conventional techniques of thin sections examined in crossed polarized light . The detailed results are given in Gagnon et ...
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This phenomenon will bring to vary phase behaviour of gas and water in the gas hydrate bearing rock formation located near around the wells . This process should be considered similar to thermal degradation of permafrost during wells ...
This phenomenon will bring to vary phase behaviour of gas and water in the gas hydrate bearing rock formation located near around the wells . This process should be considered similar to thermal degradation of permafrost during wells ...
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PROPELLERICE INTERACTION | 53 |
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