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Online since: April 2011
Authors: She Yong Lin, Xue Cheng Zhen, Xi Xi He
Experimental Study on Size Effect of Compressive Strength and Deformation Properties of Large Size Fly Ash Concrete He xixia, Lin sheyongb, Zhen xuechengc Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture, China a68322510@sina.com, blin7424935@126.com, czhenxuecheng2008@yahoo.com.cn Key words: size effect, concrete, strength, ultimate strain, fly ash, polypropylene fiber Abstract: The authors experimentally studied the size effect of axial compressive properties of concrete cube and slenderness ratio of 2:1 prism with cross-section side length of 100mm to 800mm in this paper.
The relationship between strength or deformation properties in practical engineering structures and the results of tests under laboratory conditions is the engineering issues of common concern.
Department of Civil Engineering and Materials Science, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL 60208 Contributed by Zdenek P.Bazant, April 4, 2006. www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.0602684103
Journal of structural engineering, January, 2002
Online since: January 2014
Authors: Liang Liang Zhai
Analysis Process of Pylon Anchorage Zone with Concrete Block Engineering Example.
The spring stiffness was given by space truss program in Maids Civil.
Analysis Process of Pylon Anchorage Zone with Steel Anchor Box Engineering Example.
Yu: Research and Practice of Composite Steel-concrete Beams in China, (China Civil Engineering Journal, China 1999)
Wang: ANSYS Numerical Analysis of Engineering Structure.
Online since: April 2014
Authors: Cheng Wei Huang, Xin Lei Song, Dan Wang
Recent researchof shape memory alloy in seismic resistance Song Xinlei1,a Huang Chengwei2,b , Wang Dan3,c Department of Civil Engineering, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650500 China a249479199@qq.com, b994048762@qq.com, c 190271844@qq.com, Key Words:shape memory alloy;seismic resistance;passive control; active control;constitutive relation Abstract: Shape memory alloy has received widespread attention in seismic areas now, this paper introduce it develop in the field of earthquake in the past 5 years at home, mainly introduce the research in domestic of passive and active control, roughly summarized it in concrete girder bridge design and test, discussing the constitutive relations of SMA ,finally put forward the problems existing and development prospects .It indicate the direction of practical application in the future.
Introduction shape memory alloy (shape memory alloy, SMA) is the alloy having a low temperature in the initial shape and fixed by plastic deformation into another shape, by heating to a temperature above the critical and restored to the original shape of a alloys , the shape memory alloy is heated to their deformation characteristics can be divided into three categories: one-way shape memory alloy, two-way shape memory alloy, the whole memory alloy, the deformation characteristics shown in Figure 1 [1]Because of its durability, corrosion resistance, long life, large deformation can occur and has been widely used to restore its unique high damping, super elasticity and shape memory effect in engineering damping control function originally obtained more attention on the major developments in seismic engineering is the application of SMA and SMA drive smart passive dampers and concrete.
With the new cylinder type self resetting shape memory alloy damper Qian Hui (TRSMAD) the shaking table test of a three storey two span structure, which is arranged at the side of the underlying structure, studied the control of eccentric structure lateral torsional coupled vibration; Wang Lijun in order to study such as post earthquake permanent damage what reduction of shear walls, install SMA on a beam, with the time history analysis of the seismic response of a 12 story shear wall, analysis has good damping effect; Song Wali put forward a kind of multidimensional control can realize the damper, which uses elastic properties of ultra SMA, damper design can withstand level good, and torsion loads; Cheng Jiefang [3]simulation finite element installed Ni-Ti, and single cable plane cable arch bridge was analyzed with Midas/civil software, the results show that the installation of Ni-Ti cable can effectively reduce the arch of the longitudinal displacement and transverse torsional displacement
Journal of disaster prevention and mitigation engineering seismic response of the structure of double-layer spherical reticulated shell based on SMA bearings, 2010,30:258-261 Wang Jinli, Liu Haiqing.
Journal of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Engineering, 2010,30:258-261.
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Zhong Xiu Zeng, Huan Huan Qi
Thus, the dynamic analysis of RCS should be done first in LOCA case, getting interface loads of equipment, supports and civil works for their stress analysis and designs.
It is great significant for improving the RCS structural analysis and localization, there are powerful engineering application prospects and values.
It can be applied to practical engineering analysis, and will greatly improve the analysis efficiency.
Beijing: Department of Engineering Mechanics, Tsinghua University, (1992)
Nuclear Power Engineering, Vol.7(1986), p. 49-56
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Liang Liang Zhang, Liang Zhao, Zhi Yong Yang
Research on Hydration heat temperature stress of the Pier by finite element method Liang Zhao1, a, Liangliang Zhang2, b, Zhiyong Yang1, c 1School of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Wuhan University of Technology, Wuhan, China 2School of Civil Engineering, Chongqing University, Chongqing, China azhaolianghj16@163.com, bzhupolong7023@163.com, cyzy0807@126.com Keywords: pier, hydration heat, temperature field, temperature stress Abstract.
Further, the computational and test results were compared and distribution and development of the hydration heat temperature and stress were obtained, which could provide reference for engineering design and construction.
[2] Yaolong Chen, Changjiang, Shouyi Li, Ruijun Wang and Jing He, Advances in Engineering Software. 32(2001), 677-682
Vuylsteke, Engineering Structures, 26 (2004), 801-808
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Yi Yan Lu, Xiao San Yin, Liang Yi Li, Xue Peng Zhang
Study on Effects of Infill Walls on Seismic Performance of RC Slab-column Structure Yiyan Lua, Xiaosan Yinb, Liangyi Lic, Xuepeng Zhangd School of Civil Engineering, Wuhan University, 430072, China ayylu901@163.com, byinxiaosan_3@126.com, ca-ricky@163.com,dzxp-985@163.com.
Excited by the seismic wave with the same peak acceleration, El Centro wave is close to the San Luis Gonzaga wave monitored in the engineering practice, but makes the response severer than the others, and is the most unfavorable.
Vol.17(1996),p.27 (In Chinese ) [5] Li Yingmin, et al: Earthquake Engineer and Engineer Vibration.
Vol.32(2002),p.460 (In Chinese ) [7] Guo Zixiong, et al: China Civil Engineering Journal.
Online since: December 2010
Authors: Ya Ming Xiao, Ting Zhang
Parametric Analysis on Seismic Behavior of Connections to Concrete-filled Square Steel Tubular Columns with Three Edges Welded Interior Diaphragm Yaming Xiao1,a, Ting Zhang2,b 1School of Civil Engineering, Hefei University of Technology, Hefei 230009, China 2College of Civil Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China axyming999@sina.com, bzhangting_china@yahoo.com.cn Keywords: Concrete-filled square steel tubular columns, Three edges welded connections with interior diaphragms, Seismic behavior, Parametric analysis.
References [1] China Association for Engineering Construction Standardization Standard: Technical Specification for Structures with Concrete-filled Rectangular Steel Tube Members (CECS159: 2004)(China Planning Press, Beijing 2004) , In Chinese [2] S.T.
Zhang: Engineering Application Practical Examples Analysis of Structure Analysis with ANSYS11.0(China Machine Press, Beijing 2008) , In Chinese [7] L.H.
Xing: Engineering Mechanics.
Online since: December 2010
Authors: Li Xiao Li, Yi Qing Xiao, Li Li Song, Peng Qin
Considering most of civil structures’ heights are lower than 1km, in this paper, wind speed profile between 50 and 950m are analyzed.
Ishibashi, Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, 83(1999): p.83-93
Choi, Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, 13(1983):p. 31-41
Ishizaki, Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, 13(1983):p. 55-66
Goto, Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, 83(1999):p. 11-20
Online since: July 2003
Authors: P.R. Armitage, J.M. Horwood
Journal Citation (to be inserted by the publisher) Copyright by Trans Tech Publications THE ROLE OF SURFACE WAVES IN ASSESSING STRUCTURAL DAMAGE P.R.Armitage 1, J.M.Horwood 2 1 School of Engineering and Computer Science, University of Exeter, Devon, UK e-mail p.r.armitage@exeter.ac.uk 2 School of Engineering and Computer Science, University of Exeter, Devon, UK e-mail J.M.K.Horwood@ex.ac.uk Keywords: Rayleigh waves, gauge corner cracking, rail testing, concrete testing Abstract.
Applications • Earthquake analysis (seismology) • Soil characterization (geophysics) • Concrete analysis(civil engineering) 4 Title of Publication (to be inserted by the publisher) • Metal defect detection (mechanical engineering) Examples of surface waves in concrete Fig 2. shows the signals received by a small wide band transducer, at various locations along the surface of a concrete test slab.
The impact echo method: An overview, Proceedings Structures Congress & Exposition, May 21-23, 2001,Washington, D.C., American Society of Civil Engineers
Online since: December 2019
Authors: Sotirios A. Grammatikos, Morten Melby Dahl, Vegar Salin Brøndbo, Angela Daniela La Rosa
On the Use of Carbon Nanotubes to Develop Durable Structural Electrodes for Self-Sensing Applications Sotirios Grammatikos1,a, Morten Melby Dahl1,b, Vegar Salin Brøndbo1,c, Angela Daniela La Rosa1,2,d 1Group of Sustainable Composites, Department of Manufacturing and Civil Engineering, Norwegian Institute of Science & Technology, Gjøvik, Norway 2SC All Green SRL, Iasi, Romania agrammatikos@outlook.com, bmortenmdahl@outlook.com, cvegar_brondo90@hotmail.com, dlarosa.angeladaniela@gmail.com Keywords: Composites, strain sensing, nano additives, polyurethane, nanotubes, piezoresistivity Abstract.
Introduction The increased use of fibre-reinforced polymer composites in various sectors (i.e. aerospace, marine, civil engineering, etc.) has led to the investigation of additional functions (other than structural) of composites in order to provide enhanced safety, minimize weight and cost and eliminate downtime.
Composites Part B: Engineering, 2012. 43(6): p. 2687-2696
Materials Science and Engineering R: Reports, 1998. 22(2): p. 57-78
Composites Part B: Engineering, 2019. 161: p. 169-182.