Numerical Calculation of the Ice Grow and Empirical Calculation Results

Sharapov, Dmitry; Shkhinek, Karl

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.834-836.1448

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“…The method was tested under semi-natural conditions. In case of real freezing on the underlying surface, the freezing time also includes the time of flooding, spreading over the ice surface, the time of water cooling to the crystallization temperature, the time of solidification and the time of cooling of newly frozen ice or its cold accumulation [7][8][9][10].…”

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Ice freezing for hydrotechnical structures

Andreeva,

Sharapov

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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In the domain of hydrotechnical structures, novel methods are emerging to increase ice thickness, notably in the context of ice islands. The layer-by-layer freezing process serves as a cornerstone, where freezing time determines efficacy. The article explores diverse freezing techniques, their stages, and implications. Layer-by-layer freezing entails water pouring, followed by freezing after each layer. Augmentations involve introducing ice rubble and inclined plane freezing. Sprinkling accelerates freezing through water droplet adhesion. The block method uses extracted ice blocks, creating vertical surfaces without formwork. Volumetric freezing involves pipelines and refrigerants. One method blends ice rubble with additives for versatility. Combined methods expedite construction, especially for substantial projects. These techniques cater not only to ice island creation but also to temporally reviving deteriorating structures such as moorage contractions.

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Ice freezing for hydrotechnical structures

Andreeva,

Sharapov

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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“…Ice dam formation on the roof due to snow melting is a problem which is being explored by many authors not only in Russia [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9], but also abroad [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]. There are a lot of different ways to reach a solution to the problem and large spectrum of methods can be used to attain such answers.…”

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Unsteady Airway as an Effective Method of the Ice Melting Prevention on the Building’s Roof

Suslova

Sivokhin

Petrichenko

2015

AMM

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The presence of ice crusts and icicles on roofs is an urgent problem since they influence on the people safety and property which could be situated unde roof cornices. There are a lot of methods to stop icicle formation on the roofs. At present article is considered an efficiency of an unsteady airway. The unsteady airway can change its section area depending on the wind speed. Such a constriction allows entering into the attic a big volume of cold air. At that сontribution is find a speed of snow melting on the roof featured by the unsteady airway. Speed of the snow melting influence the speed of ice crusting. By estimating these factors can be made a conclusion that the unsteady airway helps to reduce a quantity of ice dams.

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“…At the heart of this remote and enigmatic landscape lie Arctic harbors, serving as lifelines for maritime trade, resource extraction, and scientific exploration. The development of Arctic harbors represents a nexus of opportunities and challenges, where the promise of economic prosperity intersects with the imperative of environmental stewardship and cultural preservation [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. As the Arctic undergoes rapid transformations driven by climate change, technological advancements, and shifting geopolitical dynamics, the role of Arctic harbors in shaping the future of the region has never been more crucial or complex.…”

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Sustainable development and challenges in Arctic harbors

Volkova,

Belyaev,

Belousova

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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Arctic harbors serve as crucial gateways to economic development and scientific exploration in the Arctic region, yet they face unique challenges stemming from environmental, social, and cultural factors. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the multifaceted dimensions of Arctic harbor development, exploring the economic importance, technological innovations, environmental challenges, and social and cultural considerations shaping the future of Arctic harbors. We highlight the significance of sustainable development principles in guiding harbor planning and management, emphasizing the importance of integrating indigenous perspectives, fostering community engagement, and embracing innovative technologies to achieve long-term resilience and well-being in the Arctic. By navigating the complexities of Arctic harbor development with foresight, collaboration, and a commitment to sustainability, we can chart a course toward a more prosperous, resilient, and inclusive Arctic future.

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Numerical Calculation of the Ice Grow and Empirical Calculation Results

Cited by 14 publications

References 6 publications

Ice freezing for hydrotechnical structures

Ice freezing for hydrotechnical structures

Unsteady Airway as an Effective Method of the Ice Melting Prevention on the Building’s Roof

Sustainable development and challenges in Arctic harbors

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