Influence of peculiarities of the form of a submerged body on the parameters of generated waves in the ice motion

[摘要] It is known that when a submerged body moves under the ice surface in an ice cover, a system of flexural-gravity waves (FGW) appears, with a certain intensity of which it is possible to achieve partial or complete destruction of the ice. There are many theoretical works in which the submerged body is modelled in various ways, the influence of physicomechanical properties, the depth of immersion and the length of the body on the stress-strain state of the ice cover is analysed. Similar works of an experimental nature are practically not encountered. An experimental study of the influence of the relative elongation of a submerged body and the depth of its immersion in under-ice motion on the deflection and curvature of the generated flexural-gravitational waves is performed. With the help of the proposed criterion of ice destruction, the ice-breaking capacity of the FGW was assessed.

[发布机构] Sholom-Aleichem Priamursky State University, Birobidzhan, Russia^1;Institute of Machining and Metallurgy, FEB RAS, Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Russia^2

[效力级别] 力学 [学科分类] 力学，机械学

[关键词] Breaking capacity;Flexural-gravity waves;Ice motion;Ice surfaces;Physicomechanical properties;Relative elongations;Stress strain state;Submerged bodies