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The strain rate and temperature dependence of Young's modulus of ice

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ConferenceIAHR Third International Symposium on Ice Problems, August 18-21, 1975, Hanover, New Hampshire, United States
Subjectice; strain; elastic modulus
Abstract
Measurements were made of Young's modulus of polycrystalline ice over the strain rate range of 10[-8] to 5 x 10[-3] s[-1] at temperatures of -10, -19.3, -29 and -39.5 degrees C on two types of ice: naturally formed granular ice and laboratory grown columnar-grained ice. Load was applied at constant rate of cross-head movement until the stress was about 5 kg/cm[2], and then removed immediately at the same rate. Young's moduli were determined from the linear portion of the stress-strain curve during loading. The modulus for both types of ice increased with increasing strain rate over the full range of strain rate covered in the investigation.
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  • Proceedings, IAHR Third International Symposium on Ice Problems, 1975 (1975): 479–486.
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IdentifierDBR-P-667
NRC numberNRCC 15206
NRC-IRC-2794
NPARC number20373762
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