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January 1, 1952Journal of Glaciology179 citations

Experiments on the Deformation of Ice

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JGJ. W. GlenRoyal Society

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Abstract This paper describes compression tests at −1.5° C. on blocks of ice containing many small crystals in random orientation. Results show that ice does not possess a constant coefficient of viscosity, but obeys a more complicated relation between compressive stress u and strain rate . For the stress range 1.5–10 Kg. cm −2 this relation is approximately of the form , where n is a constant equal to about 4. A method of preparing small cylindrical single crystals of ice of a desired orientation is also described.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1703e81375058a2905a676https://doi.org/10.1017/s0022143000034067
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