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hours for a stationary load, which is also what Gold recommended. Others advise to use the freeboard of the ice as an indicator, which can be done by drilling a hole in it and monitoring the distance between the water in the hole and the ice surface. The vehicle should be removed before the water reaches the surface in that hole. Another reason why the amount of freeboard matters is that if the water makes its way onto the ice surface (through cracks and fissures), the ice cover's bearing capacity diminishes rapidly, which can accelerate breakthrough. For long-term loads, a professional engineer may have to be consulted.
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Another issue that arises is the reflection of these waves from the shoreline back toward the vehicle. This can induce additional stresses on the ice – one way to mitigate this issue is to avoid approaching shorelines at 90 degrees. The critical speed is what determines the speed limit for vehicles traveling on ice roads. That limit can be as low as 10 km/h (6.2 mph) to 35 km/h (22 mph). Dynamic loading of the ice cover may also dictate a minimum distance between vehicles.
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when traveling on a winter road with grades steeper than 8% on over-land segments. Signage may indicate speed limits, for instance a maximum of 25 km/h (16 mph), and spacing between vehicles, for instance 500 m (1,600 ft) for loads more than 12,500 kg (27,600 lb). These restrictions are to decrease the risks of damage to the ice cover, which would compromise its ability to support the weight it has been designed for.
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flaws (fractures, water and air pockets). Moreover, for a public road, which is relatively uncontrolled, such an approach introduces a high safety factor against breakthroughs and is therefore desirable. For industrial roads, the design may be less conservative so as to handle their functional requirements, i.e. higher
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An ice road will typically be closed as a result of deterioration of the running or operating surface, before there is any risk of ice cover failure. Surface deterioration can happen when the ice surface becomes too soft, or because of an excessive amount of meltwater on its surface. Mid-season road
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Vehicles traveling on an ice road include ordinary automobiles and trucks of various sizes and weights. Standard winter tires are sufficient, i.e. cleats and tire chains can damage the road surface. However, tire chains may be stored in the vehicle for emergency purposes; they can also come in handy
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may commence. At that point, the ice is able to safely support the heavier equipment required for that phase, which mostly consists of artificial thickening using a pump or a spraying system. The aim is to bring the thickness up to what is required for the heaviest vehicles that are anticipated when
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will form behind and in front of the vehicle. "If the celerity of these waves is the same as the vehicle speed, the deflection and the stresses in the ice sheet are amplified, similar to resonance in an oscillating system" (pp. 8–10). The critical speed depends on ice thickness and water depth.
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range from 3.5 to 10 kg/cm (~ 50–150 lbs/in), lower bound values are generally those that are used for safety purposes. This level of conservatism is justified because, unlike human-made materials such as steel or concrete, natural ice covers inherently contain a large amount of structural
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Snow cover removal is the first major operation in an ice road construction scheme. It may only begin once the ice thickness is safe to support the machinery used for that operation. There are two ways of doing it, depending on available equipment and state of practice for that particular road. One
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Thus, an ice cover may be able to safely support a vehicle, but if it remains on the ice for too long, deformation will continue via microcracking, leading to the collapse of the ice cover below the vehicle. Recommendations vary as to how this can be avoided. Some sources prescribe a maximum of two
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Ice crossings can be made to support higher loads if they are reinforced, and there are a number of ways this has been done in the past. Also, these structures are vulnerable to a warming climate. The main reason is that in order to achieve a safe ice thickness before construction begins, and with
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when the field crew begins to work, is dependent on the ice thickness that is naturally achieved (typically under a snow cover). That thickness has to be sufficient to withstand the weight of light equipment that is then used to remove the snow cover. That snow acts as an insulator and removing it
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Avoid areas where there are strong water currents, or next to the mouth of small rivers and creeks. The temperature at the ice-water interface being 0 °C (32 °F), flow of water at a slightly higher temperature will thermally erode that interface, thereby reducing the ice
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Goff, R.D. and Masterson, D.M., 1986, Construction of a sprayed ice island for exploration, Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering (OMAE). The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), Tokyo, pp.
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Ice waves caused by a traveling vehicle – the vertical displacement of the ice surface, vastly exaggerated for illustrative purposes (see vertical scale at right), is indicated as a function of distance to vehicle. Adapted from, and based on satellite
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For standard traffic activities, guidelines typically use a simple empirical formula to determine the maximum vehicle weight that should be allowed on an ice road. This formula, which was initially proposed in 1971, is often referred to as
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Van Der Vinne, G., Lanteigne, M. and Snyder, J., 2017, Measurement of ice covers under moving loads, 19th Workshop on the Hydraulics of Ice Covered Rivers. CGU HS Committee on River Ice Processes and the Environment (CRIPE), Whitehorse,
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closures can also happen for similar reasons, and also because of inclement weather, such as a blizzard. If the ice road is part of a winter road, then closure can also be due to an over-land segment that has become unserviceable.
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Hori, Y., and Gough, W. A., 2018, "The state of Canadian winter roads south of the 60th parallel: historical climate analysis and projected future changes based on the climate model projections", Indigenous and Northern Affairs,
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Babaei, H., van der Sanden, J., Short, N. and Barrette, P., 2016, Lake ice cover deflection induced by moving vehicles: Comparing theoretical results with satellite observations, Transportation Association of Canada (TAC),
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is to pack the snow layer with tracked vehicles into a thin layer, thereby increasing its density and reducing its insulating properties. The other is to remove it altogether, typically with vehicles fitted with a
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Masterson, D. and Løset, S., 2011, ISO 19906: Bearing capacity of ice and ice roads, Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering under Arctic Conditions (POAC), Montreal,
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Kuloglu, T. Z., 2020, "Climate change impacts on logging operations and winter roads: Costs and mitigation strategies", University of Alberta, Edmonton," Indigenous and Northern Affairs, Toronto.
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tells the fictional story of two women who get involved with trafficking illegal immigrants from Canada into the United States by driving them across the frozen St. Lawrence River in their car.
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P.D. Barrette, "Reinforcement of ice covers: A summary of previous full-scale scenarios and relevance to Canada’s winter road infrastructure", in Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) ,
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When using Gold's formula, a purely elastic response is assumed, which is, by definition, instantaneous and independent of loading time. Ice, however, naturally exists at a high
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Sinha, N.K. and Cai, B., 1996, Elasto-delayed-elastic simulation of short-term deflection of fresh-water ice covers. Cold Regions Science and Technology, 24, pp. 221–235.
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van der Sanden, J.J. and Short, N.H., 2016, – satellites measure ice cover displacements induced by moving vehicles. Cold Regions Science and Technology, 133, pp. 56–62.
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Spencer, P. and Wang, R., 2018, The design width of floating ice roads and effect of longitudinal cracks, Proceedings of the Arctic Technology Conference (ATC), Houston.
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Barrette, P.D., 2015, A review of guidelines on ice roads in Canada: Determination of bearing capacity, Transportation Association of Canada (TAC), Charlottetown, PEI.
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Due caution needs to be exercised – this includes appropriate personnel protective equipment (PPE) such as a flotation device, adequate training and working in pairs.
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progressively warmer weather in the fall season, the road opens later, thereby shortening the structure's operational window. Moreover, if the ice road is part of a
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Sinha, N.K., 2003, Viscous and delayed-elastic deformation during primary creep - Using strain relaxation and recovery test. Scripta Materialia, 48, pp. 1507–1512.
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Michel, B., Drouin, M., Lefebvre, L.M., Rosenberg, P. and Murray, R., 1974, Ice bridges of the James Bay Project. Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 11, pp. 599–619.
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Barrette, P.D., 2015, Overview of ice roads in Canada: Design, usage and climate change adaptation. OCRE-TR-2015-011. National Research Council of Canada,
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Finucane, R.G. and Scher, R.L., 1983, Floating ice road construction. Journal of Energy Resources Technology, Transactions of the ASME, 105(1), pp. 26–29.
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Michel, B., Drouin, M., Lefebvre, L.M., Rosenberg, P. and Murray, R., 1974. Ice bridges in the James Project. Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 11: 599–619.
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Infrastructure Health and Safety Association, 2014, Best practices for building and working safely on ice covers in Ontario. Mississauga, Ontario, 44 pp.
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A review of historical ice conditions, using local knowledge and satellite imagery, can help decipher recurrent problematic areas, such as ice ridging.
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Field testing has been conducted to better understand this dynamics. Compelling evidence of such wave patterns was captured by satellite imagery.
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An example of ice cover reinforcement, where four layers of stacked wooden logs were frozen into the ice (in, from a description provided in).
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Once the ice has reached the target thickness (via accelerated growth after removing the insulating effects of the snow), road construction
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Beltaos, S., 1981, Field studies on the response of floating ice sheets to moving loads. Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering, 8, pp. 1–8.
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Masterson, D.M., 2009, State of the art of ice bearing capacity and ice construction. Cold Regions Science and Technology, 58, pp. 99–112.
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is a human-made structure that runs on a frozen water surface (a river, a lake or a sea water expanse). Ice roads are typically part of a
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Takizawa, T., 1988, Response of a floating ice sheet to a steadily moving load. Journal of Geophysical Research, 93(C5), pp. 5100–5112.
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Borehole drilling may be used to collect cores of the ice, so as to appreciate its internal structure, e.g. white ice versus clear ice.
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To further optimize safety, equipment and accessories should include: two-way radios, amphibious vehicles, winch on wheeled vehicles.
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in conjunction with the over-land segments. Either way, factors that need to be addressed before construction include the following:
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As a vehicle travels on the road, a dynamic loading regime is exerted onto the ice cover. Below a specific speed, referred to as
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CRREL, 2006, Ice Engineering Manual. EM 1110-2-1612. Department of the Army, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. New Jersey, 475 pp.
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Government of the NWT, 2015, Guidelines for safe ice construction. Department of Transportation. Yellowknife, Canada, 44 pp.
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Snowmobile used to pull a sleigh on which there is a ground-penetrating radar, to obtain a continuous ice thickness profile
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The ability of an ice road to safely support the weight of a vehicle (or any other loads applied onto it), referred to as
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prominently features ice roads as truckers drive across northern Canada to deliver supplies after an explosion at a mine.
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is the maximum tensile strength at the bottom of an infinite ice plate resting on an elastic foundation. The parameter
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Proskin, S.A. and Fitzgerald, A., 2019, Using a limit states approach for ice road design, GeoSt.John's, St. John's.
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network, ice reinforcement can be used to address problematic segments, such as creek crossings or landings.
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Government of Saskatchewan, 2010, Winter roads handbook. Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure, Regina.
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Deeper water is preferable, to avoid issues related with dynamic loading. Ice along shorelines and above
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Fracture planes in clear ice – boot for scale at lower left. Note the tire tread imprints at lower right.
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Gold, L.W., 1971, Use of ice covers for transportation. Canadian Geotechnical Journal, 8, pp. 170–181.
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Consider the effects of water level changes, for instance upstream of a water body regulated by dams.
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Canada's and Alaska's ice roads were prominently featured in the History Channel reality series
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CSST, 1996, Travaux sur les champs de glace. DC 200-640 (96-12). Gouvernement du Québec, 39 pp.
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Ice thickness may be measured with ice augers, at required distance intervals or using a
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Government of NWT Department of Transportation - Ice Roads / Ice Bridges / Winter Roads
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accelerates ice growth at the ice-water interface (along the bottom of the ice cover).
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Proskin, S., Groznic, E., Hayley, D., Mathison, F., McGregor, R. and Neth, V., 2011,
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is representative of the ice cover tensile strength. Although recommended values for
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Bosnjak, J.; Coko, N.B.; Jurcevic, M.; Klarin, B.; Nizetic, S. (4 December 2023).
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values can be used, but under the close supervision of a professional engineer.
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Before first access to the ice, the following factors need to be considered:
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Factors that need to be considered in route selection include the following:
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Fransson, L., 2009, Ice Handbook for Engineers. Luleå Tekniska Universitet.
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Clear ice overlain by constructed white ice (hand/foot for scale at right)
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is a constant with a unit of pressure. It may be linked with an idealized
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equipment, supplies, fuel), and means to get that material across (
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Guidelines for the construction and operation of winter roads.
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Index

The Ice Road

Lake Saimaa
Finland

Oulunsalo
Hailuoto

Inuvik
Tuktoyaktuk

Sainte-Anne River
Quebec
Canada
winter road

buoyancy
bearing capacity
flexural strength
elastic response
thick plates

homologous temperature
creep
glacier flow




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