EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH OF OIL POLLUTION INFLUENCE ON THERMOPHYSICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SALINE FROZEN AND MELTING DISPERSE GROUNDS
The article presents the results of a comprehensive experimental research of the properties of oil-contaminated saline frozen and melting grounds at a wide range of temperatures on the example of kaolinite clay. The authors present and compare the results of a thermal conductivity study, as well as its heat capacity, electrical resistivity, passage velocity of longitudinal waves and metal factor at a wide range of temperatures. The impact of oil pollution and salinity on the studied characteristics and identify the most informative parameter.