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Determination of Deformation Characteristics of Permafrost from Impression of a Spherical Plate

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Solutions of the contact problem of the impression of a spherical plate are analyzed as applies to permafrost. The feasibility is indicated, and an equation proposed for determination of the compression modulus of permafrost from data derived from spherical-plate tests on the basis of results of solutions and experimental values.

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  1. M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia

    L. T. Roman

  2. FGUP Fundamentproekt, Russia

    É. G. Veretekhina

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Roman, L.T., Veretekhina, É.G. Determination of Deformation Characteristics of Permafrost from Impression of a Spherical Plate. Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering 41, 60–64 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:SMAF.0000030895.72084.ac

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