Ice crossings have been used for several reasons. First, due to the active development of the Arctic shelf, supplies and minerals are provided and transferred on special transports on the surface of ice covers. Second, ice crossings across rivers are used to reduce the length of transport routes. Traditional methods of increasing the load bearing capacity of ice are ice freezing from above, ice freezing from below, and ice strengthening through a wooden copepod flooring. Practical experience sho... 

【文章來源】：Journal of Marine Science and Application. 2020,19(03)CSCD

【文章頁數(shù)】：6 頁

【文章目錄】：
1 Introduction
2 Preparations for the Experimental and Numerical Research
    2.1 Data on the Experimental Research
    2.2 Data on the Numerical Research
3 Results of the Experimental and Numerical Research
    3.1 Comparison of the Experimental and Numerical Research
    3.2 Results of the Numerical Research
4 Conclusions



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