RING-TENSILE-STRENGTH AND FLEXURE-STRENGTH CORRELATIONS OF SEA ICE

A quick, accurate method of estimating the flexure strength of sea ice is investigated. The report analyzes and discusses two methods of correlation between the ring-tensile strength and flexure strength of antarctic sea ice. The indirect method, using the common parameter brine volume of sea ice, i...

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CORING
CORRELATION TECHNIQUES
FLEXURAL STRENGTH
ICE
ICE CORES
LOADS(FORCES)
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
Mechanics
PREDICTIONS
SALINITY
SAMPLING
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Snow, Ice and Permafrost
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TENSILE PROPERTIES
TENSILE STRENGTH
THICKNESS
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