PRE-BUILT RUNWAY FOR THE ARCTIC ZONES
When constructing airfields in the Far North, it is necessary to take into account the harsh natural and climatic conditions of construction, the permafrost state of the soil and the high cost of work. This article discusses the issues of improving the technology of construction of airfield runways in difficult engineering and geological conditions of the Arctic zones. A new original design of a pile-trestle type runway of increased stability is proposed, which allows to abandon a significant amount of soil for filling the embankment with the preservation of the soil base in a frozen state.