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of quantity of neglected interactions with time. Such point of view explains appearing of flow<br />

properties of frozen ground, reduction of strength with time in particular.<br />

After study of this process from the position of kinetic theory of solid strength (this theory<br />

was developed by academician S.A. Jurkov) and taking into account the influence<br />

many-components character of frozen ground and changes of phase Roman L.T. found the<br />

equation of long strength of frozen ground in 2002 year: σt = σ0 / (t/t0) β θ ( where: σt -<br />

long-time strength of frozen soil in moment of time t; t0 – kinetic parameter oscillation period<br />

of atoms, it is equal 10 -13 sec; σ0 – experimental parameter, independents of the soil<br />

temperature; βθ. - parameter depends on ground temperature) The given equation takes<br />

possibility to predict .the long- strength using experimental data on the period exploitation of<br />

buildings<br />

Further researches resulted in statement that the influence on the decreasing of strength of<br />

frozen salt grounds is analogical to the influence of increasing of temperature. It allows to<br />

recive the family of dependences of strength from the time in wide range of salinity of grounds<br />

that were tested for constant temperature. It give possibility to determine experimental<br />

parameters of predicted equation of long strength, that time the parameter β is depending only<br />

from salinity and of it symbol is βsal Results of given researches presented in this report. The<br />

method of determination of activation energy of destruction process is developed, also method<br />

is given for determination of coefficient that characterize concentration of tension in soil<br />

components which are destructed under load.<br />

Findings confirm supposition that lose of strength of frozen ground results from<br />

destruction of hydrogenous connections either in the ice or on the contact of ice with pore<br />

solution of soil. In the report is showed the relation between processes of the disintegration and<br />

warping. Both processes are based on the break of elementary bonding. In contrast to warping<br />

break of elementary bonding is irreversible in process of disintegration. The numbers of broken<br />

bonds are constantly increased. During of destruction appear and grow defects. Elementary acts<br />

of warping are dislocation of defects which transfer to the stage of broken bonds. The data of<br />

experimental determination of creep’s velocity suggest the existence of functional dependence<br />

between durability of frozen salt ground and tension and salinity.<br />

The work was supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research, grant 05 – 05 –<br />

64310<br />

Key words: frozen salt ground, strength of frozen ground<br />

Structure of Organic Matter in <strong>Permafrost</strong> Soils of Forest Ecosystems in<br />

Central Siberia<br />

L.V.Mukhortova<br />

(V.N.Sukachev Institute of Forest, Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Science,<br />

Krasnoyarsk, Russia, biosoil@forest.akadem.ru )<br />

Abstract: The first step to estimate biological cycling of chemical elements is assessment of<br />

storage and structure of organic matter in soil.<br />

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