Legendary Arctic storms are, if anything, becoming more intense and dangerous. All this is in an area inaccessible by roads or by sea except for icebreakers the majority of the year.
Author: Capt. Jeffrey D. Hartman USCG (ret)
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Legendary Arctic storms are, if anything, becoming more intense and dangerous. All this is in an area inaccessible by roads or by sea except for icebreakers the majority of the year.
Author: Jeffrey D. Hartman
Publisher: Arcadia Library Editions
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( 4 ) PAGE VI 341 ICEBREAKER TANKER FLEET SIZE The last paragraph on
this page describes the LNG icebreaker that has been postulated by the
applicant . It is not an EIS task force chosen design nor even a synthesis of a
variety of ...
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I have more questions , but I will turn first to the gentleman who represents more
ice than anyone in this city , the gentleman from Alaska . Mr. YOUNG . Thank you
, Mr. Chairman . Although the temperature has been very favorable in Alaska ...
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Two or three small icebreakers would be able to keep the terminal fairly free of
sheet ice, however, refrozen ice rubble is harder to break than sheet ice. Since
these icebreakers must work to keep the harbor clear 24 hours per day, ship-to-
ship ...
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ADVANCES IN ARCTIC ICEBREAKER DESIGN Dr A J Keinonen , John T Stubbs
and Kin Tue Fee Canmar , Calgary ... are being reduced considerably by actual
demonstrations of icebreaking performance two ships , the Canmar Kigoriak ...
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Petroleum : Standard Takes A Look at Niakuk Minerals : Placer Mining Falling Off
Standard Alaska is doing what it calls ... Steve Cowper , asking with designs for a
200,000 - ton Arctic icebreaking for the state to intervene on behalf of miners in ...
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Peyton, H., Letter to E. Tovell, University of Alaska, Alaska, 11 October 1968.
Pontbriand, R., Icebreaking System, U.S. Patent No. 3,335,686, June 1964.
Puzevskij, M. and Mjasnikov, N., An Icebreaking Bow Barge, Rechnoj Transport,
February ...
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... MN , and used for A / N and icebreaking ; winter 1987 - 88 conducted LE
patrols in Caribbean . Lillian Wizard to Kodiak , AK ; 20 Nov 52 assisted MV
Alaska Spruce at Phipps Point and medevaced crewman from FV Evening Star at
58°02 ...
Author: Robert L. Scheina
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By the year 2000 a dozen or more icebreaking carriers will routinely transit the
Northwest Passage . 6. ... Tikkoo , Ravi N. , " A Rational and Economical Solution
for the Transportation of North Slope of Alaska and Northern Canadian 0il and ...
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High - powered U . S . and Canadian icebreakers will be strategically positioned
along the route to provide assistance in ... Tikkoo , Ravi N . , " A Rational and
Economical Solution for the Transportation of North Slope of Alaska and Northern
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Perhaps the most significant accomplishment has been the demonstration of
surface ship access to Alaska which was not considered feasible during many of
the months voyages have been attempted . Winter icebreaking operations in the
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Alaska. Class. design. is. capable. of. operating. continuously. in. 3 ft . level ice ,
as intended . While ice ingestion by the ... Prevention Regulations ( CASPPR )
and the Alaska 500 was determined to be a Class 3 icebreaker , or an icebreaker
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7 ICEBREAKER 3 Catching Upon the Catch - ICEBREAKER Alaska , the forty -
ninth state admitted to the United States ... herring , seals , sea lions , walruses ,
and whales are just some of the important “ catches " taken from Alaskan waters .
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Ice breaking mode of ASV/ASBU is fundamentally different from that of
conventional ice breakers, i.e., when ... Port of Iberia, La., in preparation for the
1987 Sealift (annual barge delivery of major production equipment) to Alaska's
North Slope.
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Containing the General and Permanent Laws of the State of Alaska Alaska ...
construction of new icebreaking vessels for use in Arctic research ; ( 2 )
upgrading of at least one of the planned U.S. Navy additions to the fleet or
construction of an ...
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There is a the two voyages , we have drawn two basic point on the north shore of
Banks Island , some conclusions : First , that use of icebreaking tankers 500 miles
east of Prudhoe Bay , which is roughly to transport crude oil from Alaska's ...
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They added that , declining to protect Alaskan polar bears by rent trends continue
, three of the world's four for ... not be spent on a new bones crew of Coasties
stationed in Alaska . billion to build a new icebreaker and the ship icebreaker .
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SHIPBUILDING AND ENGINEERING Exploiting the Alaskan oilfieldsan
icebreaking tanker for N . W . Passage 493 ' 0 ... icebreaker bow and the special
ice belc 2n if icebreaking tankers can be used ship oil from Alaska via the North
in two ...
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