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MARC recordStability of floating and submerged blocks / Steven F. Daly, Kathleen D. Axelson.
| Title: | Stability of floating and submerged blocks / Steven F. Daly, Kathleen D. Axelson. |
| Author(s): | Daly, Steven F. Axelson, Kathleen D. |
| Date: | 1990. |
| Abstract: | Determining conditions in which floating ice blocks in flowing water will remain stable, i.e. not rotating, is fundamental for understanding of mechanics of development of river ice jams and for design of ice-control works. In this article, rotational stability of submerged and floating right parallelepiped blocks is described. Theory can be extended to describe limit of rotational stability of any floating or submerged object. |
| Notes: | Offprint: Journal of Hydraulic Research. Vol. 28(6) :737-752. |
| Keywords: | 624.145 -- Floating ice, engineering aspects. 624.145.8 -- Rivers, ice jams and their control. 624.145.6 -- Floating ice, control. 551.326.14 -- Floating ice, movement. E12 -- Glaciology: frozen ground / snow and ice engineering. |
| Location(s): | SCO: SPRI-SHF: 624.145 |
| SPRI record no.: | 108267 |
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