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Online since: November 2005
Authors: Yong Nian He, Li Jun Han
Experimental Study on the Mechanical Characteristics of
Cracked Rockmass under Lateral Constraints
Lijun Han
a and Yongnian He
b
School of Architecture and Civil Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology, Xuzhou,
Jiangsu, People's Republic of China
a
hlj-cumt@163.com, bynhe@cumt.edu.cn
Keywords: cracked rock mass, stress hardening, structural effect, lateral Constraints, deformation
Abstract.
Surrounding rocks of deep underground engineering are generally cracked, between which and support exists combined effect that can be reflected by the mechanical characteristics of cracked rock mass under lateral Constraints.
The procedure can reflect the mechanical behavior of cracked rocks and the support delay of practical engineering.
Yang, et al.: A new approach numerical method of modeling geological processes and rock engineering problems-continuum to discontinuum and linearity to nonlinearity.
Engineering Geology 49 (1998), pp. 207-214 [3] C.A.
Surrounding rocks of deep underground engineering are generally cracked, between which and support exists combined effect that can be reflected by the mechanical characteristics of cracked rock mass under lateral Constraints.
The procedure can reflect the mechanical behavior of cracked rocks and the support delay of practical engineering.
Yang, et al.: A new approach numerical method of modeling geological processes and rock engineering problems-continuum to discontinuum and linearity to nonlinearity.
Engineering Geology 49 (1998), pp. 207-214 [3] C.A.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Yun Dong, Yong Cun Wang, Li Guo Lu, Wei Wang
The improved shear strength calculation method in direct shear test
Yun DONG1,a, Yongcun WANG1,b, Liguo LU1,c, Wei WANG1,d
1 Architectural and Civil Engineering Institute, Huaiyin Institute of Technology, Huaian 223001,China
ahadyun@163.com, bwangyongcun36@163.com, cluliguo0115@163.com,d944194836@qq.com
Key words: direct shear test; shearing area; angle of internal friction; cohesion
Abstract: Direct shear test is broadly used to get the strength of soil, joints, and specific material in the field of geotechnical engineering because its simple structure and easier operation.
Although in real engineering project, current calculation method improved the safety of the project, the economy of the project reduced, the engineering difficulty increased as well.
(3)With the size effect into consideration ,we can improve the economy of the actual engineering and push the theoretical research to a new height.
Chinese Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 2005,27(11):1329-1333,in Chinese
JTG E40-2007 Test method of soils for Highway Engineering [S].Beijing: China Communications Press,2007,in Chinese
Although in real engineering project, current calculation method improved the safety of the project, the economy of the project reduced, the engineering difficulty increased as well.
(3)With the size effect into consideration ,we can improve the economy of the actual engineering and push the theoretical research to a new height.
Chinese Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 2005,27(11):1329-1333,in Chinese
JTG E40-2007 Test method of soils for Highway Engineering [S].Beijing: China Communications Press,2007,in Chinese
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Meng Xi Zhang, Lei Li
Searching for the Central Coordinates of Critical Failure Surface Based on Simplified Bishop Method
Lei Li1, a, Mengxi Zhang1, b
1Department of Civil Engineering, Shanghai University, Shanghai, 200072, China
asmilelilei@126.com, bmxzhang@shu.edu.cn
Keywords: Slope stability, Simplified Bishop Method, Orthogonal test, Center coordinates.
Lu: Subgrade Engineering In Chinese.
Geotechnical Engineering In Chinese.
Hydraulic Engineering In Chinese.
Zhao: Engineering Mechanics In Chinese.
Lu: Subgrade Engineering In Chinese.
Geotechnical Engineering In Chinese.
Hydraulic Engineering In Chinese.
Zhao: Engineering Mechanics In Chinese.
Online since: November 2012
Authors: An Hui Wang, Hong Sheng He
The Application of Three dimensional Drainage Flexible and Ecological Reinforced construction in High-speed Railway Station Roadbed
Anhui Wang 1, a, Hongsheng He 2, b
1The Civil Engineering School of Anhui University of Architecture, Anhui, Hefei, 230000,China
2The First Engineering Co.
LTD. of CTCE Group, Anhui,,Hefei, 230000, China awgahui@163.com b374549573@qq.com Keywords: Road engineering, Three dimensional Drainage Flexible and Ecological Reinforced Earth Retaining Wall, construction, environmental protection Abstract.
Instance of the new retaining structure design and engineering [M] Beijing: China Communications Press , 2004
LTD. of CTCE Group, Anhui,,Hefei, 230000, China awgahui@163.com b374549573@qq.com Keywords: Road engineering, Three dimensional Drainage Flexible and Ecological Reinforced Earth Retaining Wall, construction, environmental protection Abstract.
Instance of the new retaining structure design and engineering [M] Beijing: China Communications Press , 2004
Online since: July 2014
Authors: Bin Ma
The Comparison in the development of garden waterscape in the east and west country
Ma Bin
School of architecture and civil engineering, Inner Mongolia University of Science and Technology
Baotou , inner Mongolia,P.R.China,014010
mabinworld@163.com
Key words: waterscape, landscape
Abstract: As a factor of landscape design, the waterscape plays key roles in the landscape from the ancient times till nowadays.Today the garden design development has been popularization.
Studying from the patterns and the engineering techniques of the garden waterscape, We summarize several common types of waterscape in gardens and compare the corresponding types in the east and west countries.
The east lake revetment is built by the dry stone block in the engineering techniques, vegetation on the revetment is composed of plants with drooping branches.
China building industry press, 1999 [5]Chen Zhihua, The art of Foreign gardening, Henan science and technology press, 2001 [6] Li Sheng, Introduction to the understanding of waterscape of the east and west, Technology and market: Garden engineering,
Studying from the patterns and the engineering techniques of the garden waterscape, We summarize several common types of waterscape in gardens and compare the corresponding types in the east and west countries.
The east lake revetment is built by the dry stone block in the engineering techniques, vegetation on the revetment is composed of plants with drooping branches.
China building industry press, 1999 [5]Chen Zhihua, The art of Foreign gardening, Henan science and technology press, 2001 [6] Li Sheng, Introduction to the understanding of waterscape of the east and west, Technology and market: Garden engineering,
Calculation and Experimental Technique for Determining the Damping Properties of Composite Materials
Online since: October 2018
Authors: O.V. Sharkov, Nikolay Velikanov, Sergei Koryagin
Polymer coatings are widely used for effective vibration damping of sheet or hull structures of different engineering systems.
References [1] Ebrahimi F and Barati M R 2017 Smart Materials and Structures 26(6) 065018 [2] Gerstenberger C, Osiecki T, Kroll L, Scholz P and Seidlitz H 2016 Archives of civil and mechanical engineering 16(3) 467–472 [3] Koryagin S I, Velikanov N L and Sharkov O V 2017 Key Engineering Materials 736 8–11
[4] Krishan K C 2013 Composite Materials: Science and Engineering (New York: Springer Science & Business Media) p. 542 [5] Chung D L 2010 Composite Materials: Science and Applications (New York: Springer Science & Business Media) p. 371 [6] Fernando U S and Davidson M 2015 Proceedings of the ASME 34th International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering (OMAE2015) 5B V05BT04A013 [7] Zamani H A and Aghdam M M 2017 Journal of Vibration and Control 23(18) 2869–2887 [8] Kolahchi R, Zarei M S, Hajmohammad M H and Nouri A 2017 International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 130 534–545 [9] Falborski T and Jankowski R 2017 Applied Sciences 7(8) 808 [10] Junker P and Kochmann D M 2017 International Journal of Solids and Structures 113–114 132–146 [11] Prasad D S and Shoba C 2016 Journal of Materials Research and Technology 5(2) 123–130 [12] Abramovich H, Govich D and Grunwald A 2015 Progress in Aerospace Sciences 78 8–18 [13] Akoussan K, Boudaoud H, Daya E M, Koutsawa Y and
Part B: Engineering 78 144–152 [16] Fritzen F and Kochmann D M 2014 International Journal of Solids and Structures 51(23–24) 4101–4112 [17] Vescovini R and Bisagni C 2015 Progress in Aerospace Sciences 78 19–29 [18] ASTM E756-05 2017 Standard Test Method for Measuring Vibration-Damping Properties of Materials (West Conshohocken, USA: ASTM International) p. 14 [19] SAE J1637 2013 Laboratory Measurement of the Composite Vibration Damping properties of Materials on a Supporting Steel Bar (Warrendale, USA: SAE International) p. 16 [20] Tweten D J, Ballard Z and Mann B P 2014 Journal of Sound and Vibration 333(13) 2804–2811 [21] Nakutis Ž and Kaškonas P 2011 Measurement 44(2) 487–492 [22] Paymushin V N, Firsov V A, Gunal I and Egorov A G 2014 Mechanics of Composite Materials 50 127–136
References [1] Ebrahimi F and Barati M R 2017 Smart Materials and Structures 26(6) 065018 [2] Gerstenberger C, Osiecki T, Kroll L, Scholz P and Seidlitz H 2016 Archives of civil and mechanical engineering 16(3) 467–472 [3] Koryagin S I, Velikanov N L and Sharkov O V 2017 Key Engineering Materials 736 8–11
[4] Krishan K C 2013 Composite Materials: Science and Engineering (New York: Springer Science & Business Media) p. 542 [5] Chung D L 2010 Composite Materials: Science and Applications (New York: Springer Science & Business Media) p. 371 [6] Fernando U S and Davidson M 2015 Proceedings of the ASME 34th International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering (OMAE2015) 5B V05BT04A013 [7] Zamani H A and Aghdam M M 2017 Journal of Vibration and Control 23(18) 2869–2887 [8] Kolahchi R, Zarei M S, Hajmohammad M H and Nouri A 2017 International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 130 534–545 [9] Falborski T and Jankowski R 2017 Applied Sciences 7(8) 808 [10] Junker P and Kochmann D M 2017 International Journal of Solids and Structures 113–114 132–146 [11] Prasad D S and Shoba C 2016 Journal of Materials Research and Technology 5(2) 123–130 [12] Abramovich H, Govich D and Grunwald A 2015 Progress in Aerospace Sciences 78 8–18 [13] Akoussan K, Boudaoud H, Daya E M, Koutsawa Y and
Part B: Engineering 78 144–152 [16] Fritzen F and Kochmann D M 2014 International Journal of Solids and Structures 51(23–24) 4101–4112 [17] Vescovini R and Bisagni C 2015 Progress in Aerospace Sciences 78 19–29 [18] ASTM E756-05 2017 Standard Test Method for Measuring Vibration-Damping Properties of Materials (West Conshohocken, USA: ASTM International) p. 14 [19] SAE J1637 2013 Laboratory Measurement of the Composite Vibration Damping properties of Materials on a Supporting Steel Bar (Warrendale, USA: SAE International) p. 16 [20] Tweten D J, Ballard Z and Mann B P 2014 Journal of Sound and Vibration 333(13) 2804–2811 [21] Nakutis Ž and Kaškonas P 2011 Measurement 44(2) 487–492 [22] Paymushin V N, Firsov V A, Gunal I and Egorov A G 2014 Mechanics of Composite Materials 50 127–136
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Mi Zhou, Yue Zhang
Field Investigation and Wind-environment Numerical Simulation of
Cable-stayed bridge site in the West Midlands Region
Yue Zhang 1, a, Mi Zhou 2,b
1 Department of Construction and Civil Engineering, Xi’an University of Science and Technology, Xi’an 710054, China
2 Key Laboratory for Bridge and Tunnel of Shaanxi Province, Chang’an University, Xi’an 710064, China
azhangyue7810@163.com, b zhoumi@yahoo.cn
Key words: West Midlands Region, Wind Environment, Field Investigation, Numerical Simulation, Cable-Stayed Bridge.
It would be provided with great theoretical significance and practical engineering value passes through the foregoing study.
[3] Chen Zhengqing: Wind engineering of bridges(China Communications Press, Beijing 2005)
[4] Law S S,Bu J Q and Zhu X Q: Wind and Struct, Vol. 9 (2006), p. 387 [5] Harikrishna A, Annadurai A and Gomathinayagam S:Engineering Structures, Vol. 25(2003), p. 859
[8] Murakami S: Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, Vol. 67&68 (1993), p.3 [9] Murakami S., Mochida A., Kondo K., et al: Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, Vol. 67&68 (1997), p.169.
It would be provided with great theoretical significance and practical engineering value passes through the foregoing study.
[3] Chen Zhengqing: Wind engineering of bridges(China Communications Press, Beijing 2005)
[4] Law S S,Bu J Q and Zhu X Q: Wind and Struct, Vol. 9 (2006), p. 387 [5] Harikrishna A, Annadurai A and Gomathinayagam S:Engineering Structures, Vol. 25(2003), p. 859
[8] Murakami S: Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, Vol. 67&68 (1993), p.3 [9] Murakami S., Mochida A., Kondo K., et al: Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, Vol. 67&68 (1997), p.169.
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Jian Zhu, Pei Ju Chang
Seismic vulnerability analysis of Mid-story Isolation and Reduction Structures based stochastic vibration
Peiju Chang1, a, Jian Zhu 2,b
1Department of Information and Computation, Beifang University for Nationality, YinChuan, 750021,China
2Department of Civil and Hydraulic Engineering, Ning Xia University, YinChuan, 750021,China
achangpeiju1979@163.com, barrow66@163.com
Key words: MIRS; seismic fragility; data statistics; stochastic vibration; data mining
Abstract.
Proceedings of the Seventh European Conference on Earthquake Engineering.
Engineer Structures (2004),26:2081-2099 [5] Jun Ji, Amr S.
Kuchma: An analytical framework for seismic vulnerability analysis of RC high-rise buildings, Engineer Structures (2007),29:3197-3209 [6] B.Shanmugama, B.G.
(in Chinese) [8] China Association for Engineer construction standardization.
Proceedings of the Seventh European Conference on Earthquake Engineering.
Engineer Structures (2004),26:2081-2099 [5] Jun Ji, Amr S.
Kuchma: An analytical framework for seismic vulnerability analysis of RC high-rise buildings, Engineer Structures (2007),29:3197-3209 [6] B.Shanmugama, B.G.
(in Chinese) [8] China Association for Engineer construction standardization.
Online since: August 2012
Authors: Yi Liu
A solution fundamentally resolves and prevent the fabricated floor seam cracking phenomenon, and also solves the engineering use of fabricated floor seam cracking phenomenon.
A number of engineering constructions, new construction technical measures have been used to prevent precast floor slit cracking, of course they have achieved striking effect.
Solve the fabricated floor seam crack quality problems and improve the engineering quality to satisfy using functional requirements
Applicable range Applicable to fabricated floor seam processing of civil building engineering. 4.
(3) glass fiber mash shop every acceptance batch, and must randomly do tensile test in engineering structure, according to the design requirement, glass fiber mash is evaluated
A number of engineering constructions, new construction technical measures have been used to prevent precast floor slit cracking, of course they have achieved striking effect.
Solve the fabricated floor seam crack quality problems and improve the engineering quality to satisfy using functional requirements
Applicable range Applicable to fabricated floor seam processing of civil building engineering. 4.
(3) glass fiber mash shop every acceptance batch, and must randomly do tensile test in engineering structure, according to the design requirement, glass fiber mash is evaluated
Online since: June 2013
Authors: Qing Ren, Zhan Shi Gao
Resistance of soil to a vertically vibrating pile
Zhanshi Gao1, a, Qing Ren2, b
1,2 Department of civil engineering, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai 200093, China.
There is a difference between the results he got and engineering practical situation.
[2] M.Novak, F.H.John, “Dynamic response of pile foundations in torsion”, Journal of the Geotechnical Engineering Division, Vol.104, issue 5,535-552,1978
Fakhry, “Impedance functions of piles in layered media”, Journal of the Engineering Mechanics Division, Vol. 104, issue 3,643-661, 1978
(in Chinese) [8] T.Nogami, M.Novak, “Resistance of soil to a horizontally vibration pile”, Earthquake Engineering and Structure Dynamics, Vol. 5, 249-261, 1977.
There is a difference between the results he got and engineering practical situation.
[2] M.Novak, F.H.John, “Dynamic response of pile foundations in torsion”, Journal of the Geotechnical Engineering Division, Vol.104, issue 5,535-552,1978
Fakhry, “Impedance functions of piles in layered media”, Journal of the Engineering Mechanics Division, Vol. 104, issue 3,643-661, 1978
(in Chinese) [8] T.Nogami, M.Novak, “Resistance of soil to a horizontally vibration pile”, Earthquake Engineering and Structure Dynamics, Vol. 5, 249-261, 1977.