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Online since: September 2024
Authors: Alex Li, Ashraf Ashour, Choucha Said, Salhi Mohamed, Benyahia Amar, Toufik Boubekeur
Evaluation of the Performance of Fiber-Reinforced Mortars Based on Dredged Sludge
Salhi Mohamed1,a*, Benyahia Amar2,b, Alex Li3,c, Boubekeur Toufik4,d,
Ashraf Ashour5,e and Choucha Said6,f
1Innovative Materials Laboratory and Renewable Energies, Dept. of Civil Engineering,
University of Relizane, Algeria
2Civil Engineering Department, University Saad Dahlab of Blida,
Algeria
3Laboratory of MATIM, University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne,
France
4Tissemsilt University, BP 182, 38000, Tissemsilt, Algeria.
5Faculty of Engineering and Informatics, University of Bradford, England
6Civil Engineering Department, University of Chlef,
Algeria.
Dredged sediments seem to be potentially useful as secondary raw material in various civil engineering sectors.
Cleaner Engineering and Technology 6 (2022): 100376
A., & Liu, T, Influence of red mud on the engineering and microstructural properties of sustainable ultra-high-performance concrete.
Results in Engineering, 21, 101735(2024)
Dredged sediments seem to be potentially useful as secondary raw material in various civil engineering sectors.
Cleaner Engineering and Technology 6 (2022): 100376
A., & Liu, T, Influence of red mud on the engineering and microstructural properties of sustainable ultra-high-performance concrete.
Results in Engineering, 21, 101735(2024)
Online since: November 2012
Authors: Zeng Qiang An, Jing Xia Liu
The article combines the ecosystem manage engineering case of Zhengzhou Jialu river, take out the course of river manage principle and important points in the process of designing under the background of Henan Central Plains Economic Zone construction.
Conclusions The waterfront area landscape design in city differs from other general park designs, it needs more engineering techniques to prop up , such as ecosystem, economy and hydraulic engineering etc…and it loaded more compound function in the cities.
Gao, Near natural control: torrent control engineering based on the landscape ecology, Journal of Beijing Forestr University, 21 (1999): 80-85
Jorgensen, Ecological Engineering and Ecosystem Restoration.
[9] Civil Engineering and Planning Committee in Japan, Waterfront Landscape Design.
Conclusions The waterfront area landscape design in city differs from other general park designs, it needs more engineering techniques to prop up , such as ecosystem, economy and hydraulic engineering etc…and it loaded more compound function in the cities.
Gao, Near natural control: torrent control engineering based on the landscape ecology, Journal of Beijing Forestr University, 21 (1999): 80-85
Jorgensen, Ecological Engineering and Ecosystem Restoration.
[9] Civil Engineering and Planning Committee in Japan, Waterfront Landscape Design.
Online since: March 2015
Authors: Da Gen Su, Sheng Nian Wang, Zhi Hong Fan
Introduction
According to the engineering surveys and researches made both at home and abroad [1-6], the marine environment is one of the worst corrosive environments where the corrosion to concrete structures is far severer than other environments.
This paper, based on the environment along the coast and the commonly materials used in South China, analyzes the value for the chloride surface concentration and the critical chloride concentration through investigations and tests on practical engineering projects.
Security and durability of civil engineering, Beijing, 2001.
Port & Waterway Engineering, 2000(6).
Port & Waterway Engineering, 2007 (7).
This paper, based on the environment along the coast and the commonly materials used in South China, analyzes the value for the chloride surface concentration and the critical chloride concentration through investigations and tests on practical engineering projects.
Security and durability of civil engineering, Beijing, 2001.
Port & Waterway Engineering, 2000(6).
Port & Waterway Engineering, 2007 (7).
Online since: February 2018
Authors: Federico M. Mazzolani, Antonio Formisano, Eduardo Totter, Francisco Crisafulli
Montgomery, Analysis of Steel Plate Shear Walls, Structural Engineering Report N°107, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Alberta, Canada, 1983
Bruneau, Seismic Performance of Steel Plate Shear Walls Considering Various Design Approaches, Proceedings of the 10th National Conference in Earthquake Engineering, Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, Anchorage, AK, 136, 369-379, 2014
Structural Engineering Report N°114.
Department of Civil Engineering.
Engineering Structures 136 (2017) 369-379
Bruneau, Seismic Performance of Steel Plate Shear Walls Considering Various Design Approaches, Proceedings of the 10th National Conference in Earthquake Engineering, Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, Anchorage, AK, 136, 369-379, 2014
Structural Engineering Report N°114.
Department of Civil Engineering.
Engineering Structures 136 (2017) 369-379
Online since: January 2013
Authors: Xiao Zhen Li, Hu Jun Lei, Yan Zhu
Zuyan, Review of structural seismic analysis of travelling wave effects, Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration 29 (2009) 50-57
Wang, Seismic responses analysis of continuous rigid-framed bridge with hige piers considering topographic effects and multi-support excitations, China Civil Engineering Journal 39 (2006) 50
Zhili, Seismic response analysis for long-span continuous rigid-framed bridges under excitation of traveling waves, Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration 23 (2003) 68-76
Xiaobo, Review on dynamic analyses of structures under multi-support excitation, World Earthquake Engineering 4 (2009) 25-32
Xinjun, Error analysis and improvements of large mass method used in multi-support seismic excitation analysis, Engineering Mechanics 28 (2011) 30-36.
Wang, Seismic responses analysis of continuous rigid-framed bridge with hige piers considering topographic effects and multi-support excitations, China Civil Engineering Journal 39 (2006) 50
Zhili, Seismic response analysis for long-span continuous rigid-framed bridges under excitation of traveling waves, Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration 23 (2003) 68-76
Xiaobo, Review on dynamic analyses of structures under multi-support excitation, World Earthquake Engineering 4 (2009) 25-32
Xinjun, Error analysis and improvements of large mass method used in multi-support seismic excitation analysis, Engineering Mechanics 28 (2011) 30-36.
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Ai Jun Zhang, Ming Zhou Bai, Zhao Yi Xu
Research on Construction Risk Management System for Beijing Subway Suzhou Street Station
Aijun Zhang1,2,a Mingzhou Bai 1,b Zhaoyi Xu 1,c
1Beijing Jiaotong University, School of Civil Engineering, Beijing 100044 China
2China railway 12th bureau group Co., Ltd, Taiyuan 710039 China
aaijunzhangt12@gmail.com, bmzhbai@bjtu.edu.cn, czyxu@bjtu.edu.cn
Key word: Beijing subway; Suzhou street station; Construction safety; Duty system
Abstract: With Beijing subway Suzhou street station project, the composition of safety system for construction phase was studied.
General project engineer is entitled to stop the construction when potential hazards that may lead to tremendous accidents are found.
Engineering management department needs draw up construction design, guide book.
Consequently it provides guarantee for the underground engineering safety and trouble control.
Supl.1 (2007), p.122(in Chinese) [2] Zhang Yun, Ying Zongze and Xu Yongfu: Chinese Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering.Vol.2(2002),p.388 (in Chinses) [3] Huang Jun, Zhang Dingli: Chinese Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering.Vol.24(2005), p.2176 (in Chinses) [4] Qianyuan: Journal of Shijiazhuang Railway Institute.Vol.16(2003),p.19 (in Chinses)
General project engineer is entitled to stop the construction when potential hazards that may lead to tremendous accidents are found.
Engineering management department needs draw up construction design, guide book.
Consequently it provides guarantee for the underground engineering safety and trouble control.
Supl.1 (2007), p.122(in Chinese) [2] Zhang Yun, Ying Zongze and Xu Yongfu: Chinese Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering.Vol.2(2002),p.388 (in Chinses) [3] Huang Jun, Zhang Dingli: Chinese Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering.Vol.24(2005), p.2176 (in Chinses) [4] Qianyuan: Journal of Shijiazhuang Railway Institute.Vol.16(2003),p.19 (in Chinses)
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Guang Yong Wang, Lian Wei Ren, Jia Qi Guo
Stability analysis of rock pillar between tunnel and large-scale concealed cave on top of tunnel
Jiaqi Guo1,2,a, Lianwei Ren1,b and Guangyong Wang1,c
1 School of civil Engineering, Henan Polytechnic University, Jiaozuo, Henan,454000,China Key
2 Laboratory of Deep Mine Construction, Henan Polytechnic University; Jiaozuo, 454000, China
agjq519@163.com, brenlw@hpu.edu.cn, cwanggy@hpu.edu.cn
Keywords: karst tunnel; large-scale concealed cave; rock pillar; stability analysis
Abstract.
The main engineering geology problem is the high water pressure.
Proceedings of the 15th national conference on structural engineering.
Beijing: engineering mechanics press, 2006: 336-339 (In Chinese) [4] Shoujie Zang.
Karst engineering geology[M].
The main engineering geology problem is the high water pressure.
Proceedings of the 15th national conference on structural engineering.
Beijing: engineering mechanics press, 2006: 336-339 (In Chinese) [4] Shoujie Zang.
Karst engineering geology[M].
Online since: January 2012
Authors: Zhong Qiu Xie, Cao Jun, Zhen Yu Li, Hong Bin Xiao
Application of CFG Piles in Treatment of a Large Oil Tank Foundation
Zhong-Qiu XIE Jun Cao Hong-Bin Xiao Zhen-Yu Li
Department of Civil Engineering, Central South University of Forestry and Technology, Changsha 410082, P.R.
Engineering situation Some crude oil reservoir stage II works, the tank body’s capacity is 10×10m3, and its diameter is 80m, its height is 21.97m, and the maximum-weight is 104145t.
Considering the conditions of engineering geology and hydrogeology and engineering construction, according to the principles of safety economy and high-efficiency and feasible, and through choosing and demonstrating the cases and engineering testing, it makes sure that to adopt the method of CFG piles composite foundation.
Based on the engineering investigation report, the reason is the high water table 307# tank.
Engineering inspection found that the bearing capacity of some of the piles such as the 1209 pile of 302# tank above to 450kPa.
Engineering situation Some crude oil reservoir stage II works, the tank body’s capacity is 10×10m3, and its diameter is 80m, its height is 21.97m, and the maximum-weight is 104145t.
Considering the conditions of engineering geology and hydrogeology and engineering construction, according to the principles of safety economy and high-efficiency and feasible, and through choosing and demonstrating the cases and engineering testing, it makes sure that to adopt the method of CFG piles composite foundation.
Based on the engineering investigation report, the reason is the high water table 307# tank.
Engineering inspection found that the bearing capacity of some of the piles such as the 1209 pile of 302# tank above to 450kPa.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Yong Li, Hang Sun, Jing Bo Liu, Liang Zhao
Dynamic and mitigation analysis of seismic pounding effect on multi-span highway bridges subjected to spatial earthquakes
Yong Li 1, 3, a, Liang Zhao 2, b, Hang Sun 3, c, Jingbo Liu 1, d
1 Department of Civil Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China,100084
2 Jilin Communications Planning and Design Institute, Jilin, China,130000
3 College of architecture and civil engineering, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, China,100124
3 School of Transportation Science and Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, China, 150090
a lyncdw@126.com, b Zhaoliang_1973@126.com, c bridge_hit@126.com,
d liujb@tsinghua.edu.cn
Keywords: Highway bridge; Pounding; Spatial earthquake; Seismic control; Seismic response; Damper; Nonlinear analysis.
[3] Li Zhongxian, Yue Fuqing, Zhou LI, Equivalent kelvin impact model for pounding analysis of bridge during earthquake, Engineering Mechanics, 25(4), 128~133, 2008.
(in Chinese) [4] Li Zhongxian, Yue Fuqing, State of arts study on seismic pounding responses of urban bridges, Earthquake engineering and engineering vibration, 25(4), 91-97, 2005.
Earthquake Engineering and Structural Dynamics, 38, 1525-1544, 2009,
[11] Chouw N., Hao H, Study of SSI and non-uniform ground motion effect on pounding between bridge girders, Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 25, 717-728, 2005
[3] Li Zhongxian, Yue Fuqing, Zhou LI, Equivalent kelvin impact model for pounding analysis of bridge during earthquake, Engineering Mechanics, 25(4), 128~133, 2008.
(in Chinese) [4] Li Zhongxian, Yue Fuqing, State of arts study on seismic pounding responses of urban bridges, Earthquake engineering and engineering vibration, 25(4), 91-97, 2005.
Earthquake Engineering and Structural Dynamics, 38, 1525-1544, 2009,
[11] Chouw N., Hao H, Study of SSI and non-uniform ground motion effect on pounding between bridge girders, Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 25, 717-728, 2005
Online since: October 2006
Authors: Maksim Kireitseu
Energy dissipation (damping) in structures/materials at the nanoscale level, the damping/dynamics
of materials require investigations before they will come to advanced engineering applications.
Introduction Structural vibrations and acoustic noise affect particularly every aspect of engineering applications [1].
The CNT-reinforced material damping phenomenon is complex because of the variety of energy dissipation/fracture mechanisms involved and there is the gap between engineering applications/structures and nanotechnology leading to the next generation engineering.
Results of research work would have wide-ranging technical benefits and direct relevance to industry in the areas of transportation (aerospace, automotive, maritime), military and civil infrastructure development.
Wilson: ASM Engineered Materials Handbook, (ASm Int.
Introduction Structural vibrations and acoustic noise affect particularly every aspect of engineering applications [1].
The CNT-reinforced material damping phenomenon is complex because of the variety of energy dissipation/fracture mechanisms involved and there is the gap between engineering applications/structures and nanotechnology leading to the next generation engineering.
Results of research work would have wide-ranging technical benefits and direct relevance to industry in the areas of transportation (aerospace, automotive, maritime), military and civil infrastructure development.
Wilson: ASM Engineered Materials Handbook, (ASm Int.