Artificial ground freezing (AGF) is a ground improvement technique for ensuring the safety of
underground construction works in water-bearing soils. High velocity water transport in …

Artificial ground freezing during mine shaft construction is a costly endeavor. For effective
decision-making in mining operations, it's essential to establish robust control over frozen …

Subgrade engineering in cold region collapsed and settled under the influence of global
warming, this was mainly due to the thawing frozen soil. The heat and mass transfers in …

Research in the field of building mathematical models for combustion processes has been
ongoing ever since the chemical reactions of combustion were first discovered. The authors …

Artificial ground freezing (AGF) has been widely used in the construction of subway
connection channels to reinforce the soil around the tunnel, especially the water-rich soft …

Deeply buried tunnels that traverse geothermal areas tend to experience elevated
temperatures. It is crucial to accurately predict the thermal penetration layer within the rock to …

In this study, a fully coupled thermal-hydro-mechanical (THM) model was developed
considering the latent heat of phase transition and expansion strain, to investigate the water …

Artificial ground freezing (AGF) is a ground improvement technique enabling the
construction of underground structures in challenging geological conditions. After …

This paper describes the results of the temperature monitoring of a frozen wall (FW) around
the skip shaft of a potash mine under construction. The data on temperature measurements …

Artificial ground freezing construction under hydrodynamic conditions generally requires a
longer period for the formation of a freezing curtain, bringing unique challenges in the …