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artificial freezing

A Dictionary of Earth Sciences | 1999 | | Copyright

artificial freezing Method of controlling groundwater and improving strength of ground by pumping a refrigerant, e.g. calcium chloride or liquid nitrogen, through tubes in the ground; as the ground freezes around closely spaced tubes, a continuous frozen zone may be formed. This is an expensive technique, but suitable for mixed strata as the results are more predictable than dewatering or grouting.
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artificial freezing

A Dictionary of Ecology | 2004 | | Copyright

artificial freezing A method of controlling groundwater and improving the strength of ground by pumping a refrigerant (e.g. calcium chloride or liquid nitrogen) through tubes in the ground; as the ground freezes around closely spaced tubes a continuous frozen zone may be formed.
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