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Online since: May 2012
Authors: Pan Xie
Research on deformation prediction of foundation pit braced by complicate soil nailing
Pan XIE 1, a
1 College of Water Conservancy and Civil Engineering, South China Agriculture University, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
axiepan@scau.edu.cn
Keywords: Grey system theory, deformation, complicate soil nailing, foundation pit
Abstract.
In Addition, through theoretical analysis and engineering practical example, the method is proved feasible.
As an efficient, convenient and cheap technique, complicate soil nailing technique is widely applied in the foundation pit engineering at present.
Though there are a large amount of engineering examples of complicate soil nailing, the prediction effect of probability and statistics theory and fuzzy mathematic are undesired because the same complicate form are still lack at the same condition what means historical and statistical discipline and experiential data are absent.
In Addition, through theoretical analysis and engineering practical example, the method is proved feasible.
As an efficient, convenient and cheap technique, complicate soil nailing technique is widely applied in the foundation pit engineering at present.
Though there are a large amount of engineering examples of complicate soil nailing, the prediction effect of probability and statistics theory and fuzzy mathematic are undesired because the same complicate form are still lack at the same condition what means historical and statistical discipline and experiential data are absent.
Online since: May 2013
Authors: Xiao Fei Ding, Ben Ning Qu, Xin Zhao
Design and analysis of the spiral staircase in large steel structure
Xiaofei Ding1, Benning Qu1, a, Xin Zhao2
1Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650500 China
2Great Wall Motor Company Limited, Baoding 071000 China
a qubennin@163.com
Keywords: spiral staircase, steel structure, finite element
Abstract.
A pillar spiral three floors staircase with no need additional be needed for construction in engineering.
References [1] (GB5009-2001) building structures norms in Chinese [2] Zhou Bin, Ren Xiaosong, Design Analysis of Elliptical Spiral Stairs, Structural Engineers. 25 (5):19-23 [3] L.Gimena, F.N.Gimena, P.Gonzaga.
Engineering Structures, 2008, (30): 3355-3364 [4] M.Yu, G.H.Nie..
A pillar spiral three floors staircase with no need additional be needed for construction in engineering.
References [1] (GB5009-2001) building structures norms in Chinese [2] Zhou Bin, Ren Xiaosong, Design Analysis of Elliptical Spiral Stairs, Structural Engineers. 25 (5):19-23 [3] L.Gimena, F.N.Gimena, P.Gonzaga.
Engineering Structures, 2008, (30): 3355-3364 [4] M.Yu, G.H.Nie..
Online since: July 2014
Authors: Fan Wang, Sheng Hao Mo, Zhi Feng Luo
Resist the Wind Load of Jacking System in High Buildings
Fan Wang1,2,a, Shenghao Mo3, b , Zhifeng Luo3, c
1Architectural Design and Research Institute of SCUT, Guangzhou, P.R.C
2State Key Laboratory of Subtropical Building Science of SCUT, Guangzhou, P.R.C
3School of Civil Engineering and Transportation of SCUT, Guangzhou, P.R.C
a33204981@qq.com, bmoshenghao2008@126.com, c744680648@qq.com
Keywords: Jacking system, Wind load, High building, Morph
Abstract.
This article combine the real engineering, detailing introduce when the jacking system meet a big wind load, how does it morph, and compare the margin with the code in China.
Introduction This real engineering located in Nanning China, the name is International Financial Square.
By analyze this engineering, we give the following conclusions: Firstly, people should avoid the terrible weather, like big wind, big rain and big snow.
This article combine the real engineering, detailing introduce when the jacking system meet a big wind load, how does it morph, and compare the margin with the code in China.
Introduction This real engineering located in Nanning China, the name is International Financial Square.
By analyze this engineering, we give the following conclusions: Firstly, people should avoid the terrible weather, like big wind, big rain and big snow.
Online since: March 2013
Authors: Jing Cao, Chang Ning Sun, Hai Ming Liu, Hui Min Zhao
Reliability analysis of foundation pit based on response surface of support vector machine
Sun Changning1,a, Cao Jing1,b, Liu Haiming1,c and Zhao Huimin1,d
1 Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650500, China
abestningning@163.com, bcjlb117@sina.com,c 273527699@qq.com, d374389591@qq.com
Keywords: foundation pit engineering; reliability; support vector machine; response surface; uniform design
Abstract: Traditional analysis methods of reliability in the foundation pit engineering have larger error and larger amount of calculation.
It provides an effective way for the reliability analysis of the foundation pit engineering.
It provides an effective way for the reliability analysis in the foundation pit engineering.
Application of SVM on reliability analysis of underground engineering[J].
Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering.2005:24(2)351~356(in Chinese) [5] Zhou Jiang.
It provides an effective way for the reliability analysis of the foundation pit engineering.
It provides an effective way for the reliability analysis in the foundation pit engineering.
Application of SVM on reliability analysis of underground engineering[J].
Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering.2005:24(2)351~356(in Chinese) [5] Zhou Jiang.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Yong Sheng Liu
Mechanical property of the deep surrounding hard rock
under complex environment
Liu Yongsheng
(School of Civil Engineering and Architecture, East China Jiaotong University,
Nanchang 330013 china)
Yshliu07@126.com
Key words: deep engineering, surrounding rock, chemical erosion, mechanical respond.
He Manchao [3] established the concept system of the deep engineering , and pointed out that the mechanical system of engineering rock mass in deep which is no longer linear mechanical system which is belonged to shallow engineering, it is the nonlinear mechanical systems.
The traditional theory, method and technology are almost entirely or partially invalid to the deep engineering.
The coefficient of difficulty and risk index would be used as the index to evaluate the engineering rock stability of deep engineering, and this can reflect the mechanical characteristics and engineering properties of deep rock engineering.
CONCEPTION SYSTEM AND EVALUATION INDEXES FOR DEEP ENGINEERING [J].
He Manchao [3] established the concept system of the deep engineering , and pointed out that the mechanical system of engineering rock mass in deep which is no longer linear mechanical system which is belonged to shallow engineering, it is the nonlinear mechanical systems.
The traditional theory, method and technology are almost entirely or partially invalid to the deep engineering.
The coefficient of difficulty and risk index would be used as the index to evaluate the engineering rock stability of deep engineering, and this can reflect the mechanical characteristics and engineering properties of deep rock engineering.
CONCEPTION SYSTEM AND EVALUATION INDEXES FOR DEEP ENGINEERING [J].
Online since: March 2013
Authors: Jian Ming Shen, Jun Ping Wang, Yi Sheng Li, Wei Liu
The finite element analysis of overall stability of high-frequency
welded H-section steel beam
Wei Liu1,a, Jun-ping Wang2,b, Yi-sheng Li3,c, Jian-ming Shen4,d
1,2,3,4 Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Civil Engineering & Architecture,
Kunming University of Science & Technology, Kunming 650500,China
a417796968@qq.com,bwang264@yahoo.com.cn,c261524836@qq.com,d370701878@qq.com
Keywords: High-frequency welded H-section; Linear-FEM; Critical stress; Overall stability factors
Abstract
The width-thickness ratio of high-frequency welded H-section steel beam overruns the limit of the current specification, which is bound to affect the overall stability of the structure.
The counting methods of overall stability factors in the Code cannot be completely suitable for high-frequency welded H-section, so in actual engineering, the applicable scope of the formula in the Code must be considered. 2.
In actual engineering, the crosswise distribution load-condition is very common, and the overall stability factors of the high-frequency welded H-section steel beam which calculated by formula and ANSYS are very similar, the the formula of Code can be directly applied. 5.
The results for different relative slenderness ratios, load conditions, spans, and with two conditions were carried on the contrast analysis in this paper, which could give some advices for the engineering designers.
[10] Wang Xin-min:Engineering structure numerical analysis with ANSYS.
The counting methods of overall stability factors in the Code cannot be completely suitable for high-frequency welded H-section, so in actual engineering, the applicable scope of the formula in the Code must be considered. 2.
In actual engineering, the crosswise distribution load-condition is very common, and the overall stability factors of the high-frequency welded H-section steel beam which calculated by formula and ANSYS are very similar, the the formula of Code can be directly applied. 5.
The results for different relative slenderness ratios, load conditions, spans, and with two conditions were carried on the contrast analysis in this paper, which could give some advices for the engineering designers.
[10] Wang Xin-min:Engineering structure numerical analysis with ANSYS.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Jian Xie, Xiao Dan Han, An Xiang Ge
Axial capacity of steel angles with local deformation
Jian Xie 1,2, a, Xiaodan Han1,b and Anxiang Ge1,c
1 Department of Civil Engineering, Tianjin University, China
2 Key Laboratory of Coast Civil Structure Safety, Ministry of Education, Tianjin University, China
axiejian@tju.edu.cn, bHanxd_tju@163.com, cgeanxiang05@163.com
Keywords: single equal-leg angle, test, finite element analysis, axial capacity, compression, tension
Abstract.
Introduction Steel truss structures have become increasingly popular in industrial buildings and civil buildings because of their convenience on fabrication, installation and maintenance.
Fu: ABAQUS Structural Engineering Analysis and Example Explanation (China Architecture & Building Press, Beijing 2010).
Introduction Steel truss structures have become increasingly popular in industrial buildings and civil buildings because of their convenience on fabrication, installation and maintenance.
Fu: ABAQUS Structural Engineering Analysis and Example Explanation (China Architecture & Building Press, Beijing 2010).
Online since: May 2013
Authors: Josip Galic, Tomislav Kisicek, Martina Galic
Strengthening of Masonry Walls with GFRP Straps – Testing and Application
Josip Galic1, a, Tomislav Kisicek2, b, Martina Galic3, c
1University of Zagreb, Faculty of Architecture, Fra Andrije Kacica-Miosica 26, Zagreb, Croatia
2University of Zagreb, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Fra Andrije Kacica-Miosica 26, Zagreb, Croatia
3Croatian motorways Ltd, Sirolina 4, Zagreb, Croatia
ajosip.galic@arhitekt.hr, bkisha@grad.hr, cmartina.galic@hac.hr
Keywords: masonry walls, strengthening, glass fiber straps, fiber reinforced polymers (FRP), MASA, microplane model, rehabilitation.
The tests conducted at the laboratory of Civil Engineering Department, University of Zagreb, were done on unstrengthened and strengthened brickwork masonry walls [2].
Czaderski, FRP Composites for Retrofitting of Existing civil Structures in Europe: State-of-the-Art Review, Proc. of Composites & Polycon, ACMA 2007 Conference, Tampa, USA, October 17-19 (2007), p. 10
The tests conducted at the laboratory of Civil Engineering Department, University of Zagreb, were done on unstrengthened and strengthened brickwork masonry walls [2].
Czaderski, FRP Composites for Retrofitting of Existing civil Structures in Europe: State-of-the-Art Review, Proc. of Composites & Polycon, ACMA 2007 Conference, Tampa, USA, October 17-19 (2007), p. 10
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Wei Zhang, Hai Chen Zheng, Guang Cheng Feng, Zhuang Liu
The Construction Strategy Analysis of the Traditional Building Settlement on the Bonan
Haichen Zheng 1,2,a, Wei Zhang 1,2,b, Guangcheng Feng 1,2,c
and Zhuang Liu1,2,d
1 School of Civil Engineering in Northwest University for Nationalities, Lanzhou 730030, China
2 Key Laboratory of New Laboratory of New Building Materials and Building Energy-saving of Gansu Province Lanzhou 730030, China
aZhenghaichen1@163.com, bzw4241261@126.com, c634806737@qq.com, dl349339@sina.com
Keywords: Construction settlements; Settlements morphology; Space construction; Architectural forms
Abstract.
The houses mostly are soil cottages that civil engineering structures and columns bear loads soil cottage; they have eaves and cornice; the eaves rooms are more a purlin column than that of the cornice room; some are decorated with beautifully wooden carvings such as the pigeon head, the purlin flower inlay described [7].
Fig.9-1 The village nest of the high walls with houses Fig.9-2 The soil cottage of civil structure Fig.9-3 The main house of the "tiger on your head" form Fig.9-4 The head carving of the pigeon head Fig. 9-5 A schematic plan of the courtyard Fig.9-6 Wooden double doors, columns made of the green-brick structure Fig. 9 The traditional Bonan houses Conclusions The above analysis could be interpreted that the local traditional architectural settlement styles and features had already constituted a harmonious organism with their natural environment, technological environment and the regional culture of religion.
The houses mostly are soil cottages that civil engineering structures and columns bear loads soil cottage; they have eaves and cornice; the eaves rooms are more a purlin column than that of the cornice room; some are decorated with beautifully wooden carvings such as the pigeon head, the purlin flower inlay described [7].
Fig.9-1 The village nest of the high walls with houses Fig.9-2 The soil cottage of civil structure Fig.9-3 The main house of the "tiger on your head" form Fig.9-4 The head carving of the pigeon head Fig. 9-5 A schematic plan of the courtyard Fig.9-6 Wooden double doors, columns made of the green-brick structure Fig. 9 The traditional Bonan houses Conclusions The above analysis could be interpreted that the local traditional architectural settlement styles and features had already constituted a harmonious organism with their natural environment, technological environment and the regional culture of religion.
Online since: October 2009
Authors: Wei Dong Chen, Zhong Zhang
Material Point Method in Impact Engineering Problems
Chen Wei-dong
1,a
,Zhang Zhong1,b
1College of Astronautics and Civil Engineering,Harbin Engineering University,Harbin,China
a
chenweidong@hrbeu.edu.cn,
b
zhangzhong8866@163.com
Keywords: impact dynamics; material point method; numerical Simulation; meshfree
Abstract.The basic theory of material point method (MPM), which is a new meshfree method,was
briefly introduced in this paper.MPM takes advantage of both Eurlerian and Lagrangian methods.
References [1] Z. wieckowski: Computer methods in applied mechanics and engineering Vol. 193(2004), p. 4417 [2] Duan Z.
Brian, Vander Heyden, Xia Ma: Journal of computational physics Vol. 227(2008), p. 3159 [3] Sulsky D, Chen Z, Schreyer H L: Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering Vol. 118(1994),p. 179 [4] Keh-Ming Shyue: Journal of Computational Physics Vol. 171 (2001), p. 678 [5] Piekutowski A J: International Journal of Impact Engineering Vol. 26 (2001), p. 613.
References [1] Z. wieckowski: Computer methods in applied mechanics and engineering Vol. 193(2004), p. 4417 [2] Duan Z.
Brian, Vander Heyden, Xia Ma: Journal of computational physics Vol. 227(2008), p. 3159 [3] Sulsky D, Chen Z, Schreyer H L: Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering Vol. 118(1994),p. 179 [4] Keh-Ming Shyue: Journal of Computational Physics Vol. 171 (2001), p. 678 [5] Piekutowski A J: International Journal of Impact Engineering Vol. 26 (2001), p. 613.