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Paper presented at the The First ISOPE European Offshore Mechanics Symposium, August 20–22, 1990
Paper Number: ISOPE-E-90-063
... and contradictions common for all ca-, ses. The larger the ice structure is the higher the intensity 9_f its building must. b~. BU, t at a high intensity of ice mass formation it is difficult to cool it, and due to low ice strength it is impossible to build up large ice structures. The review of the completed works...
