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Heat transfer and phase transitions of water in multi-layer cryolithozone-surface systems

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A mathematical model for calculating the distribution of temperature and the dynamics of the phase transfor-mations of water in multilayer systems on permafrost-zone surface is proposed. The model allows one to perform calculations in the annual cycle, taking into account the distribution of temperature on the surface in warm and cold seasons. A system involving four layers, a snow or land cover, a top layer of soil, a layer of thermal-insulation materi-al, and a mineral soil, is analyzed. The calculations by the model allow one to choose the optimal thickness and com-position of the layers which would ensure the stability of structures built on the permafrost-zone surface.

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Khabibullin, I.L., Nigametyanova, G.A. & Nazmutdinov, F.F. Heat transfer and phase transitions of water in multi-layer cryolithozone-surface systems. Thermophys. Aeromech. 25, 101–108 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0869864318010092

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