Thermal Core Drilling in Ice Caps in Arctic Canada
Title | Thermal Core Drilling in Ice Caps in Arctic Canada |
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Publication Type |
Conference Proceedings
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Year |
1976
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Author(s) | Paterson WSB |
Journal/ Publication |
Ice-Core Drilling (ed. J.F. Splettstoesser), University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, NE
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Pagination |
113-116
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ISSN |
0-8032-5843-7
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Abstract |
The CRREL shallow-hole thermal coring drill has been used to drill a 121-m borehole through the Meighen Ice Cap and three holes (230, 299 and 299 m) in the ice cap on Devon Island. Three of the four holes reached bedrock; in the 230-m hole, the drill became frozen in and was lost. Operating conditions, the performance of the drill, and problems encountered are described. |
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Special Collections | International Workshop on Ice Drilling Technology Series, 1st International Workshop on Ice Drilling Technology |
Categories | Thermal Drilling |
Equipment | Electrothermal (ET/ETED/ATED) Drills |
Citation | Paterson WSB ( 1976 ) Thermal Core Drilling in Ice Caps in Arctic Canada. Ice-Core Drilling (ed. J.F. Splettstoesser), University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln, NE , 113-116 . |
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