Abstract
The article discusses whether the model of loose granular medium is applicable to the analysis of physical processes in the ridge keel. It is argued that the model is not valid for dealing with a number of problems such as the evolution of the ridge keel. It is also suggested that the decrease in keel porosity in time is primarily caused by thermodynamic factors.
Highlights
It is suggested that the decrease in keel porosity in time is primarily caused by thermodynamic factors
Development of brash ice channels navigated by ship // Proc. of the 15 International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering in Arctic Conditions
International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers, 2018
Summary
Обсуждается возможность применения модели сыпучей среды для анализа физических процессов в киле тороса. Что для ряда задач, таких как эволюция киля тороса, такая модель не подходит. Также высказано мнение о том, что уменьшение пористости киля тороса во времени обусловлено в первую очередь термодинамическими факторами. Summary The article discusses whether the model of loose granular medium is applicable to the analysis of physical processes in the ridge keel. САЗОНОВ as the evolution of the ridge keel. For Citation: Sazonov K.E. On the porosity of ridge keel (with reference to V.V. Kharitonov’s paper). В этом номере журнала опубликована статья В.В. Харитонова «Распределение пористости неконсолидированной части киля торосов». Необходимо сразу отметить, что рассуждения, приводимые ниже, носят качественный характер и сводятся к обсуждению возможных физических сценариев происходящих процессов
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