TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE AND MECHANISM OF SINTERING

TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE AND MECHANISM OF SINTERING

The results are presented of a study of the sintering process as a function of temperature, keeping size distribution, shape, and density nearly constant. The confined compression test method was used. It is shown that the degree of sintering of snow and the rate constant as a function of temperatur...

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COMPACTING
ICE
LOW TEMPERATURE
SINTERING
SNOW
Snow, Ice and Permafrost
TEMPERATURE
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