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Design Factors For River Ice Booms Analyzed Issleovanie Ledozashchitnykh Zapanei


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Release Date : 1975

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Design Factors For River Ice Booms Analyzed Issleovanie Ledozashchitnykh Zapanei


Design Factors For River Ice Booms Analyzed Issleovanie Ledozashchitnykh Zapanei
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Author : A. M. Latyshenkov
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Release Date : 1975

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Model studies were made to determine hydraulic characteristics of structures for protecting ships wintering in rivers under conditions similar to those observed in European and Siberian rivers (ice-cover thickness up to 1.8m. and river depth to 12m.). The experiments are described, and data are mathematically analyzed. Formulas and graphs for calculating the stresses as a function of ice-cover thickness, flow speed, and width and depth of the river are suggested. The ice pressure on protective booms in a stream wider than 30 m was found to increase 85-90% due to the friction between the lower ice surface and flowing water. The friction coefficient is proportional to the ratio of ice thickness to flow depth.