Long-term thermal effect of asphalt pavement on permafrost under an embankment
Abstract
Permafrost temperatures have been monitored through six boreholes drilled up to 15 m in depth under asphalt pavement along the centerline of an embankment along the Qinghai–Tibetan Highway. Temperatures have been measured twice monthly from 1996 through 2007. Soil temperatures at 1.0 m depth under asphalt pavement in the northern areas of the Tanggula Mountains have shown a significant increasing trend, but a significantly decreasing trend in...
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Title
Long-term thermal effect of asphalt pavement on permafrost under an embankment
Published Date
Mar 1, 2010
Volume
60
Issue
3
Pages
221 - 229
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