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Current paper focuses on the laboratory experiments performed wit aim to test the deformation in the frozen loam soil specimens. Loam frozen soils are subject to the external effects, such as climate and environmental impacts including temperature changes. Soil heave is one of the key features restraining possible area development: construction of buildings, roads and railways. Necessarily, this requires the improvements of methods of the assessment of heave. This research evaluated the compressive strength and deformation in several specimens of the frozen soil. The approach included varying load and physical properties of soil specimens: porosity, pore filling, moisture, density of soil particles and dry soil density. Besides during the experiment, the external conditions were changed: decreased temperature and increased load pressure. The experiment is based on the UPG-MG4-01. The paper presented the laboratory tests of heave and compressive strength of the frozen soils using applied geotechnical methods.

1. Hardware used in domestic CMMs does not meet modern requirements for medical devices of that type.

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Conclusion: Computerization of medical technologies at the five structural levels of their organization provides a qualitatively new level of information support for practical health services. The computerized medical technologies developed at the Scientific-Manufacturing Company NIOTK in 1991–1994 successfully passed clinical testing at Izhevsk Municipal Hospital No. 7, Republic Clinical Hospital No. 1, and Izhevsk Children’s Hospital No. 5. These technologies allow hardware and software to be adapted to any TPMO of such level.

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