Investigation of Airfield Drainage Arctic and Subarctic Regions Part II
1949-04
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Investigation of Airfield Drainage Arctic and Subarctic Regions Part II
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1949-04
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St. Anthony Falls Hydraulic Laboratory
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Many structures erected in zones of aggressive ground water are periodically flooded by the ground water penetrating through the floors and the walls; this occurrence creates complications and occasionally makes it impossible to use the structure. Frequently structures are erected in regions having a high groundwater table. To assure normal and uninterrupted use of
buildings existing under these conditions, it is necessary to give particular consideration to problems pertaining to special waterproofing measures. It
should be noted that the quality of the waterproofing depends not only on the
kind and quality of the materials used but also, to a great extent, upon the quality of the workmanship.
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This report is a collection of translations of selected topics from three Russian sources and is composed of three parts
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Prepared for the St. Paul District, Corps of Engineers Department of the Army
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Pilch, Meir. (1949). Investigation of Airfield Drainage Arctic and Subarctic Regions Part II. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/108117.
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