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Wind Loads On And Snowdrift Around Antarctic Buildings
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Paper presented at the The First ISOPE Pacific/Asia Offshore Mechanics Symposium, June 24–28, 1990
Paper Number: ISOPE-P-90-007
... in a closed-circuit turbulent boundary layer Wind tunnel by using sodium bicarbonate They achieved qUite a realistic snowdrift simulation with a 90' angle of repose. 3. SIMILITUDE REQUIREMENTS OF TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER FLOW FOR THE SIMULATION OF ANTARCI1C SNOWDRIFTING Australian Antarctic stations Mawson...
