Permafrost
Permafrost
Permafrost
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with their subsequent freezing and other actions.<br />
Effective monitoring of a status of the protecting dam, carried out by experts of Polar<br />
branch GMK "Nornikel", allows to accept in an operative mode actions necessary engineering -<br />
cryopedology on increase of stability of hydraulic engineering constructions of region.<br />
Key words: Hydraulic engineering constructions, frozen ground<br />
Investigation of Laboratory Experiment on Cooling Effect of Embankment<br />
with Perforated Ventilation Pipe<br />
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Qi Liu, Bin-xiang Sun, Xiao-zu Xu<br />
(Department of Civil Engineering, Shaoxing College of Arts and Sciences, Shaoxing 312000, China)<br />
Abstract: A technique of laboratory experiment modeling for the cooling mechanism in<br />
perforated ventilation pipe embankments was introduced. Various ventilated-embankment<br />
samples with dimensions of 100×60×100cm under cyclically fluctuating upper-surface<br />
temperature were studied experimentally. The analysis shows that the ventilated embankment<br />
with perforated ventilation pipe can enhance the cooling effectiveness of the embankment base.<br />
The cooling effect of perforated ventilation pipe embankment only ventilating during negative<br />
temperature is strongest. Temperature change amplitudes and distribution ranges of negative<br />
temperature in the vicinity of air inlet of ventilation pipe are larger than that in the vicinity of<br />
air outlet of ventilation pipe. This is a direct consequence of unsymmetrical temperature<br />
distribution along a wind direction parallel to the ventilation pipe. Under the same cyclically<br />
fluctuating temperatures, the cooling effects of ventilation pipe embankment are increased with<br />
increasing wind velocity in the ventilation pipe.<br />
Key words: permafrost; ventilation pipe embankment; cooling effect; self-windward vent;<br />
perforated ventilation pipe<br />
Analysis of Cooling Effect for Block-Stone Embankment of<br />
Qinghai-Xizang Railway<br />
Qingbai Wu 1 , Zijian Lu 1 , Wei Ma 1 , Luxin Zhang 1,2 , Yongzhi Liu 1<br />
(1.State Key Laboratory of Frozen soil Engineering, Cold and Arid Regions Environmental and Engineering<br />
Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Science, Lanzhou, Gnasu, China,730000;<br />
2.Management Center of Qinghai-Tibetan Railway Geermu, Qinghai, China,861000)<br />
Abstract : Block-stone embankment is one of techniques for protecting permafrost of<br />
Qinghai-Xizang Railway, and has been used in about 60% of the sections overlying warm<br />
permafrost with high ice content. In order to evaluate the cooling effectiveness of the BSE,<br />
seven monitoring sites of the soil temperature beneath the block-stone embankment were set up<br />
in Qinghai-Xizang Railway. According to analysis of monitoring in recent three year, it is<br />
concluded that it is advantage to cooling roadbed for block stone embankment, but the different