Analysis of Snow-Ice Characteristics and Clearing Performance on Urban Road

Ya Qin Li; Wen Fu Wu; Jun Fa Wang; Si Yu Chen; Xiao Xia Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.690-693.3486

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Analysis of Snow-Ice Characteristics and Clearing Performance on Urban Road

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According to the characteristics of compacted snow-ice, the formation types and microstructure of compacted snow-ice were analyzed to know the snow clearing performance and rule and laid the theoretical foundation for related design of snow clearing equipment. In addition, the microscopic snow clearing performance, physical and mechanical properties were described and further research was proposed, which have provided a scientific basis for technology research and equipment development in the field of snow clearing.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 690-693)

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Ya Qin Li, Wen Fu Wu, Jun Fa Wang, Si Yu Chen, Xiao Xia Li

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Characteristic, Clearing Performance, Compacted Snow-Ice

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