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Online since: July 2014
Authors: R. Thenmozhi, J. Umashankar
Optimisation of Tunnel Lining
R.Thenmozhi1, a , J.Umashankar2,b *
1 Associate Professor of Civil Engineering, Government College of Technology,
Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.
2 Engineering, Hindustan Construction Co Ltd,
Mumbai, Maharastra, India
a thenmozhigct@yahoo.co.in, b umashankar.jagadeesan@gmail.com
Keywords: tunnel lining, pressure.
[4] Tunnels and Shafts in rock - US Army Corps of Engineers Std.
EM1110-2-2901,1997 [5] Rock reinforcement - US Army Corps of Engineers Std EM1110-1-2907,1980
Hoek, “Practical Rock Engineering”, 2007
[4] Tunnels and Shafts in rock - US Army Corps of Engineers Std.
EM1110-2-2901,1997 [5] Rock reinforcement - US Army Corps of Engineers Std EM1110-1-2907,1980
Hoek, “Practical Rock Engineering”, 2007
Online since: September 2016
Authors: Xu Chen, Rui Si Xing, Xiao Peng Liu
Thus, evaluation in the corrosion fatigue performance of aluminum alloys is significance for failure mechanism and engineering applications.
(a) the sketch of testing apparatus (b) the picture of testing apparatus Fig.2 The sketch and picture of testing apparatus It is well known that aluminum alloy 6061-T6 finds widespread application in ship building (civil and military).
Materials Science & Engineering A, 1998, 254(s 1–2):33-44
Journal of Materials Engineering & Performance, 2012, 22(5):1348-1350
Journal of Engineering Materials & Technology, 1988, 110(1):63-68
(a) the sketch of testing apparatus (b) the picture of testing apparatus Fig.2 The sketch and picture of testing apparatus It is well known that aluminum alloy 6061-T6 finds widespread application in ship building (civil and military).
Materials Science & Engineering A, 1998, 254(s 1–2):33-44
Journal of Materials Engineering & Performance, 2012, 22(5):1348-1350
Journal of Engineering Materials & Technology, 1988, 110(1):63-68
Online since: July 2013
Authors: Yang Li, Wen Jun Chen, Yun Na Wu
(1) Construction drawings design
(2) Equipment procurement
(3) Engineering construction
(4) Construction supervision
(5) Process of starting and debugging
(6) Trial production and final acceptance
Economic benefits evaluation of wind power projects.
Table 2 Cost target completion degree evaluation index system Evaluation content Evaluation indexes Cost control Total dynamic project investment Total static project investment Construction costs Equipment acquisition costs Installation costs Project supervision costs Survey and design costs Resettlement compensation costs Equipment price differences Loan interest Sources and changes of cost Capital funds Domestic financing Foreign financing Table 3 Quality target completion degree evaluation index system Evaluation content Evaluation indexes Illustration Quality of project Design quality Application situation of design, changes due to design flaws Materials’ quality Material’s qualified rate, level and its operation performance Construction quality Unit and itemized projects’ excellent rate Specific engineering situation Quality of reinforced engineering Quality of embedded parts Quality of wall The number of quality accidents Quality of installation project Trial operation situation
Wind turbines’ situation The number of safety operation days Vibration noise Table 4 Schedule target completion degree evaluation index system Evaluation content Evaluation indexes Illustration Evaluation on schedule target completion degree Progress of overall project Dynamic management of important nodes, schedule and key project’s schedule is reasonable, the overall progress is on schedule or completed ahead of schedule Progress of civil engineering Progress of installation engineering Table 5 Safety target completion degree evaluation index system Evaluation content Evaluation indexes Illustration Safety target Casualty accidents control Mechanical accidents control Fire safety target control Food safety target control Other Whether occurred events that had adverse impact on the corporate Table 6 Environment target completion degree evaluation index system Evaluation content Evaluation indexes Illustration Environment target Situation of completion acceptance Completion
Table 2 Cost target completion degree evaluation index system Evaluation content Evaluation indexes Cost control Total dynamic project investment Total static project investment Construction costs Equipment acquisition costs Installation costs Project supervision costs Survey and design costs Resettlement compensation costs Equipment price differences Loan interest Sources and changes of cost Capital funds Domestic financing Foreign financing Table 3 Quality target completion degree evaluation index system Evaluation content Evaluation indexes Illustration Quality of project Design quality Application situation of design, changes due to design flaws Materials’ quality Material’s qualified rate, level and its operation performance Construction quality Unit and itemized projects’ excellent rate Specific engineering situation Quality of reinforced engineering Quality of embedded parts Quality of wall The number of quality accidents Quality of installation project Trial operation situation
Wind turbines’ situation The number of safety operation days Vibration noise Table 4 Schedule target completion degree evaluation index system Evaluation content Evaluation indexes Illustration Evaluation on schedule target completion degree Progress of overall project Dynamic management of important nodes, schedule and key project’s schedule is reasonable, the overall progress is on schedule or completed ahead of schedule Progress of civil engineering Progress of installation engineering Table 5 Safety target completion degree evaluation index system Evaluation content Evaluation indexes Illustration Safety target Casualty accidents control Mechanical accidents control Fire safety target control Food safety target control Other Whether occurred events that had adverse impact on the corporate Table 6 Environment target completion degree evaluation index system Evaluation content Evaluation indexes Illustration Environment target Situation of completion acceptance Completion
Online since: October 2011
Authors: A. Behzadmehr, S. Alikhani, S. Mirmasoumi
Mirmasoumi3, c
1 Department of Civil Engineering, Islamic Azad University Zahedan Branch, Zahedan, Iran
2 Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Sistan & Baluchestan, Zahedan, Iran
3 Department of Marine Engineering, Chabahar Maritime University, Chabahar, Iran
a s.alikhani@iauzah.ac.ir, b behzadmehr@hamoon.usb.ac.ir, c s.mirmasoumi@cmu.ac.ir
Keywords: Nanofluid, the two - phase mixture model, laminar mixed convection, horizontal curved tube, nanoparticle concentration, constant heat flux and mass flow rate.
Introduction Combined free and forced convection heat transfer in a curved tube has appeared in many engineering installations such as solar energy systems, cooler of electronic devices, compact heat exchangers, and cooling cores of nuclear reactors.
Applied Thermal engineering, 28, 717-727, 2008
Introduction Combined free and forced convection heat transfer in a curved tube has appeared in many engineering installations such as solar energy systems, cooler of electronic devices, compact heat exchangers, and cooling cores of nuclear reactors.
Applied Thermal engineering, 28, 717-727, 2008
Online since: November 2015
Authors: B. Yazhini, S. Rajeswari, Sivasakthivel Sivasakthivel
Sivasakthivel3c*
1,2,3 School of Mechanical Engineering, SASTRA University, Thanjavur-613401, India ayummyyaz92@gmail.com,brajeswari@mech.sastra.edu,csakthi_2011@mech.sastra.edu
Key words: Surface roughness, Tool wear, Material Removal Rate, Taguchi method, Orthogonal Array, Gray Relational Analysis
Abstract: This paper embarks the machining parameters of Turning by optimization using Taguchi’s approach.
“Analysis of Valve Mechanism” by A.S.More,SP.Deshmukh in the Journal of Mechanical and Civil Engineering (IOSR-JMCE) ISSN (e): 2278-1684, ISSN (p): 2320–334X, PP: 06-09 [6].
“A Parametric Design Study of End Milling Operation using Grey Based Taguchi Method” by Abhishek Dubey, Devendra Pathak in the International Journal of Emerging Technology and Advanced Engineering (ISSN 2250-2459, Volume 4, Issue 4, April 2014) [7].
“Optimization of Turning parameters of EN – 9 steel using design of Experiments concept” ,by B Kumaragurubaran, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering & Robotics, Res. 2013, ISSN 2278 – 0149, Vol. 2, No. 3, July 2013 [8].
P.S Sivasakthivel, R Sudhakaran and S Rajeswari, in the “Optimization of machining parameters to minimize vibration amplitude while machining Al 6063 using gray-based Taguchi method”, in the Proc IMechE Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture 227(12) 1788–1799_ IMechE 2013
“Analysis of Valve Mechanism” by A.S.More,SP.Deshmukh in the Journal of Mechanical and Civil Engineering (IOSR-JMCE) ISSN (e): 2278-1684, ISSN (p): 2320–334X, PP: 06-09 [6].
“A Parametric Design Study of End Milling Operation using Grey Based Taguchi Method” by Abhishek Dubey, Devendra Pathak in the International Journal of Emerging Technology and Advanced Engineering (ISSN 2250-2459, Volume 4, Issue 4, April 2014) [7].
“Optimization of Turning parameters of EN – 9 steel using design of Experiments concept” ,by B Kumaragurubaran, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering & Robotics, Res. 2013, ISSN 2278 – 0149, Vol. 2, No. 3, July 2013 [8].
P.S Sivasakthivel, R Sudhakaran and S Rajeswari, in the “Optimization of machining parameters to minimize vibration amplitude while machining Al 6063 using gray-based Taguchi method”, in the Proc IMechE Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture 227(12) 1788–1799_ IMechE 2013
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Zhi Jie Wen, An Min Li, Zhu Wu Zhu, Peng Peng Sun, Guang Peng Qin
Experimental research and Application of Mining with
Paste Material Stowing
Guangpeng Qin1,2,a, Zhijie Wen1,b, Anmin Li1,c, Zhuwu Zhu1,d, Pengpeng Sun3,e
1Key Laboratory of Mine Disaster Prevention and Control, ShanDong University of Science and Technology, Qing'dao, ShanDong, 266510, China;
2Department of Resources and Civil Engineering, Shandong University of Science and Technology, Tai'an 271019, China;
3Xinsan Coal Colliery of Jizhong Energy Fengfeng Group,Han’dan, Hebei,056000,China;
a friendqgp@163.com, b sdust0532@gmail.com, c anmin88@126.com, d Skdzzw@sdust.edu.cn, e 729048383@qq.com
Key words: three-underground mining; paste material; coal gangue; mining with stowing
Abstract: Mining with filling technology is not only an important part of green mining but also the ideal methods to solve the environmental issues in coal mining.
Experimental results show that ordinary cement can not meet the need of filling engineering in XinSan mine with low purity of SL.
Under the condition of the same collapsed slump about 10~250mm. according to paste filling materials technology requirements, the reasonable proportion satisfying filling engineering requirement can be obtained as follows: ① The concentration of fine aggregate made with the fly ash from Minmetals power plant should be controlled at 72%,the matching requirements are as follows: Cementing material:150 kg/m3;Coal ash:400 kg/m3;Gangue:723 kg/m3;Water:494 kg/m3. ② The concentration of fine aggregate made with the fly ash from MaTou power plant should be controlled at 81%,the matching requirements are as follows: Cementing material:100 kg/m3;Coal ash:400 kg/m3;Gangue:1084 kg/m3;Water:372 kg/m3。
References [1] Minggao Qian, Xiexing Mue, Jialin Xu et al:Journal of Mining &Safety Engineering, Vol. 1(2008), p. 1-10, in Chinese
[3] Baocai Zheng, Huaqiang Zhou and Rongjun He:Journal of Mining & Safety Engineering,Vol. 4(2006), p. 60-63, in Chinese
Experimental results show that ordinary cement can not meet the need of filling engineering in XinSan mine with low purity of SL.
Under the condition of the same collapsed slump about 10~250mm. according to paste filling materials technology requirements, the reasonable proportion satisfying filling engineering requirement can be obtained as follows: ① The concentration of fine aggregate made with the fly ash from Minmetals power plant should be controlled at 72%,the matching requirements are as follows: Cementing material:150 kg/m3;Coal ash:400 kg/m3;Gangue:723 kg/m3;Water:494 kg/m3. ② The concentration of fine aggregate made with the fly ash from MaTou power plant should be controlled at 81%,the matching requirements are as follows: Cementing material:100 kg/m3;Coal ash:400 kg/m3;Gangue:1084 kg/m3;Water:372 kg/m3。
References [1] Minggao Qian, Xiexing Mue, Jialin Xu et al:Journal of Mining &Safety Engineering, Vol. 1(2008), p. 1-10, in Chinese
[3] Baocai Zheng, Huaqiang Zhou and Rongjun He:Journal of Mining & Safety Engineering,Vol. 4(2006), p. 60-63, in Chinese
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Robby Aguswari, Puspito Hadi Wardoyo, Eva Azhra Latifa
Performance of Steel Fiber Concrete as Rigid Pavement
Eva Azhra LATIFA1,a, Robby AGUSWARI2,b, Puspito Hadi WARDOYO3,c
1,2,3Civil Engineering Department
State Polytechnic of Jakarta
Kampus Baru UI- Depok 16425’Jakarta- Indonesia
aevaall@yahoo.com;evaalmy@gmail.combrobbyaguswari@gmail.comcpito.phw@gmail.com
Keywords:compressive strength, flexural strength, flexural toughness, steel fibers, young modulus
Abstract .The concrete as surface pavement is more durable than asphalt pavement, while requiring less maintenance and having longer life.
Jayabalan, , Department of Civil Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli, Structural Strength Enhancement of Rigid Pavement Using Scrap Steel Fiber Reinforcement, NBM Media, Construction Portal, India, 2010 [5] Jun Murakoshi, Naoki Yanadori, Hironori Ishii, Research on Steel Fiber Reinforced Concrete Pavement for Orthotropic Steel Deck as a Countermeasure for Fatigue, 23th US-Japan Bridge Engineering Workshop, Tsukuba, Japan, 2007 [6] M Heeralal, P Ratish Kumar, YV Rao, Flexural Fatigue Characteristics of Steel Fiber Reinforced Recycled Aggregate Concrete (SFRRAC), J Fakta Universtatis, Vol 7, No 1, 2009, pp 19-33 [7] Mohamad Anas Aly, Road Cement Concrete Pavement Technology,Technology development and management of the Foundation, Jakarta,2004
Mathew, K V Krishna Rao, Introduction to Transportation Engineering, NPTEL, Bombay, 2006 [9] Y Mohammadi, HM Ghasemzadeh, TB Talary, MA Ghorbani, Replacing Fiber Reinforced Concrete with Bitumen Asphalt in Airports, J World Academy of Scince, Engineering and Technology, 58 (2009) 30-34 [10] WA Elsaigh, EP Kearsley, JM Robberts, Steel Fiber Reinforced Concrete for Road Pavement Applications, Proceedings of the 24th Southern African Transport Conference, 191-201, Pretoria, South Africa, 2005
Jayabalan, , Department of Civil Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli, Structural Strength Enhancement of Rigid Pavement Using Scrap Steel Fiber Reinforcement, NBM Media, Construction Portal, India, 2010 [5] Jun Murakoshi, Naoki Yanadori, Hironori Ishii, Research on Steel Fiber Reinforced Concrete Pavement for Orthotropic Steel Deck as a Countermeasure for Fatigue, 23th US-Japan Bridge Engineering Workshop, Tsukuba, Japan, 2007 [6] M Heeralal, P Ratish Kumar, YV Rao, Flexural Fatigue Characteristics of Steel Fiber Reinforced Recycled Aggregate Concrete (SFRRAC), J Fakta Universtatis, Vol 7, No 1, 2009, pp 19-33 [7] Mohamad Anas Aly, Road Cement Concrete Pavement Technology,Technology development and management of the Foundation, Jakarta,2004
Mathew, K V Krishna Rao, Introduction to Transportation Engineering, NPTEL, Bombay, 2006 [9] Y Mohammadi, HM Ghasemzadeh, TB Talary, MA Ghorbani, Replacing Fiber Reinforced Concrete with Bitumen Asphalt in Airports, J World Academy of Scince, Engineering and Technology, 58 (2009) 30-34 [10] WA Elsaigh, EP Kearsley, JM Robberts, Steel Fiber Reinforced Concrete for Road Pavement Applications, Proceedings of the 24th Southern African Transport Conference, 191-201, Pretoria, South Africa, 2005
Online since: January 2013
Authors: Guo Zhong Zhang, Shi Dong Zhou, Shu Li Wang
Effect of Different Surfactants on Gas Hydrate Formation
Shidong Zhou 1,2,a , Shuli Wang 2,b, Guozhong Zhang1, c
1 College of Pipeline & Civil Engineering, China University of Petroleum , Qingdao 266580,China
2 Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Oil & Gas Storage and Transportation Technology ,Changzhou University,Changzhou 213016, China
azsd@cczu.edu.cn, bwsl@cczu.edu.cn, cgzzhang@upc.edu.cn
Keywords: carbon dioxide hydrate; surfactant; phase equilibrium; induction time
Abstract.
[2] Qiunan LÜ, Zhaoyang Chen, Xiaosen Li, in:Chemical Industry and Engineering Progress ,30:71-79(2011) [3] Chungang Xu, Xiaosen Li, in:Chemical Industry and Engineering Progress ,30: 701-708(2011)
Rogers, in: Chemical Engineering Science, 55:4175-4187(2000)
Evrim, in: Petroleum Science and Engineering, 35:49-57(2002)
[2] Qiunan LÜ, Zhaoyang Chen, Xiaosen Li, in:Chemical Industry and Engineering Progress ,30:71-79(2011) [3] Chungang Xu, Xiaosen Li, in:Chemical Industry and Engineering Progress ,30: 701-708(2011)
Rogers, in: Chemical Engineering Science, 55:4175-4187(2000)
Evrim, in: Petroleum Science and Engineering, 35:49-57(2002)
Online since: August 2014
Authors: Adriano dos Santos e Souza, Fernando Parra dos Anjos Lima, Mara Lúcia Martins Lopes, Simone Silva Frutuoso de Souza, Fábio Roberto Chavarette
A Comparison of Methodologies for Intelligent Computing Used to Integrity Analysis of a Structure Aeronautic
Fernando Parra dos Anjos Lima1, a, Fábio Roberto Chavarette3,b,
Simone Silva Frutuoso de Souza2, c, Adriano dos Santos e Souza1,e,
Mara Lúcia Martins Lopes3,e,
1Mechanical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering of Ilha Solteira (FEIS)
2Electrical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering of Ilha Solteira (FEIS)
3Mathematics Department, Faculty of Engineering of Ilha Solteira (FEIS)
UNESP – Univ.Estadual Paulista, Av.
Journal of Civil structural Health Monitoring, Springer-Verlag, p. 117–217, (2013).
Journal of Civil structural Health Monitoring, Springer-Verlag, p. 117–217, (2013).
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Ke Zhen Sun
Research on the Design for Sustainability and its Green Building Materials
Sun Kezhen
College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Beijing 100044, China
email: sunkezhen@bucea.edu.cn
Keywords: Design for Sustainability, Effective planning and design, Green Building Material, Ecological Strategy,
Abstract.
According to the theory of ecosystem and system theory, the working strategy in the architecture design and building materials engineering should be interdisciplinary working and integrated collaboration of designers and building materials engineers.
Some ecological knowledge and disasters prevention technology should be collected and extracted from ecology and restoration ecology, biology and biotechnology, green building materials engineering, environmental engineering, earthquake disaster reduction planning, building fire protection and prevention, structures against lightning etc.
According to the theory of ecosystem and system theory, the working strategy in the architecture design and building materials engineering should be interdisciplinary working and integrated collaboration of designers and building materials engineers.
Some ecological knowledge and disasters prevention technology should be collected and extracted from ecology and restoration ecology, biology and biotechnology, green building materials engineering, environmental engineering, earthquake disaster reduction planning, building fire protection and prevention, structures against lightning etc.