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Online since: December 2013
Authors: Long Fei Li, Yan Wei Li, Shuang Jian Jiao
Analysis on Influence Factors for the Whole Life-cycle Carbon Emissions of Highway and Carbon Accounting
Shuangjian Jiao1,a,Longfei Li1,b,Yanwei Li2,c
1College of Engineering, Ocean University of China, China
2Shijiazhuang Traffic Transport Bureau
ajiaoouc@126.com, blilongfei2003@163.com, cLiyanwei69@vip.sina.com
Keywords: Highway; Whole life-cycle; Carbon emission; Carbon accounting
Abstract: The CO2 emissions of highway transportation industry are huge.
Acknowledgment Thank strongly for the support of civil engineering laboratory involving ocean of engineering institute of Ocean University of China exceedingly.
[6] JTJ B01-2003, Technical standard for highway engineering[S]. in Chinese
[7] Shuangjian Jiao, Chengcheng Hou, Establishing the CO2 emission model of carbon neutral road based on gradient[C]. 2011 International Conference on Electrical and Control Engineering, China, Vol5, pp.4494-4497, September 2011. in Chinese
Acknowledgment Thank strongly for the support of civil engineering laboratory involving ocean of engineering institute of Ocean University of China exceedingly.
[6] JTJ B01-2003, Technical standard for highway engineering[S]. in Chinese
[7] Shuangjian Jiao, Chengcheng Hou, Establishing the CO2 emission model of carbon neutral road based on gradient[C]. 2011 International Conference on Electrical and Control Engineering, China, Vol5, pp.4494-4497, September 2011. in Chinese
Online since: July 2014
Authors: Peng Liu, Lei Chen, Li Li Sui, Yong Ming Yang, Jia Liang Chen, Zhi Shun Ge, Shou Cheng Zhang, Jian Yu
Relationship of three rock parameters
SUI Lili1,a,YANG Yongming2, LIU Peng2, CHEN Jialiang2,GE Zhishun2, CHEN Lei2, Zhang Shoucheng1, Yu Jian1
1 North China Institute of Science and Technology, Beijing 101601 , China
2 School of Mechanics & Civil Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology( Beijing), Beijing, 100083,China
asuililiwin@126.com
Keywords: Fractal dimension, rock brittleness, surface density, multiple linear regression
Abstract.
Applying to engineering namely mine sampling, fracturing, calculating fractal dimension size, then determining the developing value, and finally reaching the goal of improving efficiency.
What is more, the result can be popularized in the practical engineering.
Society of Petroleum Engineers Journal Vol.131376 (2010), p.1-17 [2] Tang Y, Xing Y, Li L, et al Influence factors and evaluation method of the gas shale fracability.
Texas, UAS: Society of Petroleum Engineers (2007) [4] Guo TK, Zhang SC, Ge HK.
Applying to engineering namely mine sampling, fracturing, calculating fractal dimension size, then determining the developing value, and finally reaching the goal of improving efficiency.
What is more, the result can be popularized in the practical engineering.
Society of Petroleum Engineers Journal Vol.131376 (2010), p.1-17 [2] Tang Y, Xing Y, Li L, et al Influence factors and evaluation method of the gas shale fracability.
Texas, UAS: Society of Petroleum Engineers (2007) [4] Guo TK, Zhang SC, Ge HK.
Online since: February 2011
Authors: Shao Hong Yan, Li Chao Feng, Jin Peng Wang, Chun Feng Liu, Ai Min Yang
American Society of Civil Engineers Vol. 130- 6(2010), p. 853-861
[2] H.
Tung: Project management for construction: fundamental concepts for owners, engineers, architects, and builders.
Garold: Project management for engineering and construction.
Journal of Industrial Engineering Management Vol.20-2 (2006),p.126-128 [6] H.J.
Journal of management in engineering Vol.24-1(2008), p.40-47 [9] D.
Tung: Project management for construction: fundamental concepts for owners, engineers, architects, and builders.
Garold: Project management for engineering and construction.
Journal of Industrial Engineering Management Vol.20-2 (2006),p.126-128 [6] H.J.
Journal of management in engineering Vol.24-1(2008), p.40-47 [9] D.
Online since: January 2012
Authors: Jian Bin Xie, Tian Chun He, Jing Fan, Chun Feng Tang
The in Situ Shear Strength of Roller Compacted Concrete in the Dam of Jinghong Hydropower Station
Jianbin Xie1, a, Jing Fan2,b, Tianchun He1, c and ChunFeng Tang3, d
1Department of Civil Engineering, Yunnan University, Kunming, 650091, P.R.China
2Yunnan University of Nationalities, Kunming, 650031, P.R.China
3China Petroleum Engineering &Construction Corporation Beijing Engineering Branch, Beijing, 100102, P.R.China
akmxiejb@sina.com, bfanjing9476@163.com, ctche@ynu.edu.cn, d19708230@qq.com
Keywords: Dam, Roller Compacted Concrete, in situ shear strength, Shear strength, Index for interlayer shear strength
Abstract: For roller compacted concrete with the admixtures of grinding limestone powder and water quenched iron slag powder (shortly called double admixture RCC) in dam of Jinghong Hydropower station, the raw materials and the mix proportion of the RCC were studied.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (grant No.60963026, grant No.61163061), and the development of third phase for Yunnan University 211 project on subject of Disaster Prevention Project and Protective Engineering.
[6] Liu Sihong: Water science and Engineering, Vol.2, No.3 (2009). p. 48-57.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (grant No.60963026, grant No.61163061), and the development of third phase for Yunnan University 211 project on subject of Disaster Prevention Project and Protective Engineering.
[6] Liu Sihong: Water science and Engineering, Vol.2, No.3 (2009). p. 48-57.
Online since: November 2012
Authors: Kong Yao, Xing Zu Wang, Bo Yang, Chang Qing Gao
PRODUCT PEDIGREE BASED CONCEPTUAL STRUCTURE EVOLUTIONARY DESIGN
Xingzu Wang1, a, Bo Yang*1, b, Kong Yao1, c and Changqing Gao1, d
1School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Jinan, Jinan, 250022, China
axingzude@163.com, bme_yangb@ujn.edu.cn, cyaokongemail@163.com, dme_gaocq@ujn.edu.cn
Keywords: Product pedigree;Conceptual structure design;Evolutionary design;Variant design
Abstract.
Intelligent and creativity are still the essential requirements for conceptual design with wide concerns in current design research and engineering practice.
References [1] Gu XJ, Tan JR and Qi GN: China Mech Eng 8(2) (1997), p. 77–79 [2] Chen KZ and Feng XA: Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Engineering Design and Automation (Maui, Hawaii, U.S.A. 2002), p. 278–283 [3] Chen KZ and Feng XA: Proceedings of 14th International Conference on Engineering Design (Stockholm, Sweden 2003), p. 1093-1099 [4] Yang JY, Huang KZ and Ren HW: Int J Manuf Technol Manage,14 (2008), p. 201–208 [5] Huang KZ, Wang YD, Yang ZH and Zhang Y: Proc.
Eng Manuf[C] ,221 (2007), p. 1451–1465 [6] Rosenman MA: Artif Intell Eng 11 (1997), p. 287–293 [7] Rosenman MA: Microcomputers in Civil engineering.
Intelligent and creativity are still the essential requirements for conceptual design with wide concerns in current design research and engineering practice.
References [1] Gu XJ, Tan JR and Qi GN: China Mech Eng 8(2) (1997), p. 77–79 [2] Chen KZ and Feng XA: Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Engineering Design and Automation (Maui, Hawaii, U.S.A. 2002), p. 278–283 [3] Chen KZ and Feng XA: Proceedings of 14th International Conference on Engineering Design (Stockholm, Sweden 2003), p. 1093-1099 [4] Yang JY, Huang KZ and Ren HW: Int J Manuf Technol Manage,14 (2008), p. 201–208 [5] Huang KZ, Wang YD, Yang ZH and Zhang Y: Proc.
Eng Manuf[C] ,221 (2007), p. 1451–1465 [6] Rosenman MA: Artif Intell Eng 11 (1997), p. 287–293 [7] Rosenman MA: Microcomputers in Civil engineering.
Online since: March 2020
Authors: Ling Chen, Jing Zeng, Yue Ting Yang, Yi Liu
High-strength concrete (HSC) has also been applied successfully in civil engineering for its predominant strength performance.
Ozbakkaloglu: Compressive behavior of concrete-filled FRP tube columns: Assessment of critical column parameters, Engineering Structures, vol. 51 (2013), p. 188-199 [2] X.
Lee, et al: Seismic performance of modular columns made of concrete filled FRP tubes, Engineering Structures, vol. 57 (2013), p. 37-50 [5] P.
Mirmiran:Seismic response of ultra-high performance concrete-filled frp tube columns,” Journal of Earthquake Engineering, vol. 17, no. 1 (2013), p. 155-170 [6] T.
Vincent: Influence of concrete strength and confinement method on axial compressive behavior of FRP confined high- and ultra high-strength concrete, Composites Part B: Engineering, vol. 50 (2013), p. 413-428 [8] Z.
Ozbakkaloglu: Compressive behavior of concrete-filled FRP tube columns: Assessment of critical column parameters, Engineering Structures, vol. 51 (2013), p. 188-199 [2] X.
Lee, et al: Seismic performance of modular columns made of concrete filled FRP tubes, Engineering Structures, vol. 57 (2013), p. 37-50 [5] P.
Mirmiran:Seismic response of ultra-high performance concrete-filled frp tube columns,” Journal of Earthquake Engineering, vol. 17, no. 1 (2013), p. 155-170 [6] T.
Vincent: Influence of concrete strength and confinement method on axial compressive behavior of FRP confined high- and ultra high-strength concrete, Composites Part B: Engineering, vol. 50 (2013), p. 413-428 [8] Z.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Jian Qing Wu, Lei Wu, Chao Li, Qing Ling Ju, Hong De Wang
Study on Physical Characteristics and the Optimal Moisture Content Control Technology of Compacted Silt Subgrade
Lei Wu1, a, Qingling Ju 2,b, Hongde Wang3, Jianqing Wu4, Chao Li4
1 Shandong Province Water Conservancy Bureau,Jinan,250013,China
2 Reservoir management of Yujia River,anqiu,262100,China
3 Anqiu City Water Conservancy Bureau,anqiu,262100,China
4 School of Civil Engineering, Shandong University,Jinan,250012,China
awulei.1998@163.com, bsljjuqingling@126.com
Keywords: silt subgrade, physical characteristics, optimal moisture content, control technology
Abstract:Through field test, physical and mechanical properties, mechanical composition, characteristics and compaction properties of the Yellow River alluvial silt soil were analyzed.
Therefore, in order to improve the compaction of silt and the construction speed, this paper studied the engineering properties of soil and compacted construction technique of high water content of silt combined with indoor and outdoor tests.
In accordance with the Test method of soils for Highway Engineering JTJ051-93, heavy compaction was chosen.
Uneven drying will cause many engineering problems, such as uneven degree of compaction, influencing time limit of a project and subgrade subsidence deformation.
Journal of shandong university (engineering science), 2003 (5) : 589-592 [2] Aiqin Shen, Xiangwen Li: Sand and low liquid limit hit - solid filling roadbed compaction mechanism and construction technology research.
Therefore, in order to improve the compaction of silt and the construction speed, this paper studied the engineering properties of soil and compacted construction technique of high water content of silt combined with indoor and outdoor tests.
In accordance with the Test method of soils for Highway Engineering JTJ051-93, heavy compaction was chosen.
Uneven drying will cause many engineering problems, such as uneven degree of compaction, influencing time limit of a project and subgrade subsidence deformation.
Journal of shandong university (engineering science), 2003 (5) : 589-592 [2] Aiqin Shen, Xiangwen Li: Sand and low liquid limit hit - solid filling roadbed compaction mechanism and construction technology research.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Lian Chong Li, Shao Hua Li
Numerical Investigation on Factors Influencing the Time-Dependent Stability of the Rock Slopes with Weak Structure Planes
Lianchong Li1, a, Shaohua Li1, b
1 School of Civil Engineering, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian 116024, China
ali_lianchong@163.com, bshaohualee2011@126.com
Keywords: rock slope; time-dependent deformation; structure planes; influencing factors; numerical simulation
Abstract.
The geometric characteristics and strength properties of structure planes are important features of a rock mass, and weak structure planes play a critical role in many problems encountered in rock engineering, especially in the design of rock slopes due to the vast amount of uncertainties involved.
[3] Hunsche U, Hampel A: Engineering Geology Vol. 52(1999), p. 271
Rock Mechanics and Engineering[M].
(in Chinese) [10] Jing Chen, Maoying Tang, Qiang Luo: Subgrade Engineering, Vol. 6(2008), p. 105.
The geometric characteristics and strength properties of structure planes are important features of a rock mass, and weak structure planes play a critical role in many problems encountered in rock engineering, especially in the design of rock slopes due to the vast amount of uncertainties involved.
[3] Hunsche U, Hampel A: Engineering Geology Vol. 52(1999), p. 271
Rock Mechanics and Engineering[M].
(in Chinese) [10] Jing Chen, Maoying Tang, Qiang Luo: Subgrade Engineering, Vol. 6(2008), p. 105.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Li Qiang Feng, Da Wei Yan, Ji Lin Liu, Huan Xiang Wang
Experimental Study of Infrared Thermography for Detecting Internal Defect of Mortar Finishing Layer
Liqiang Feng 1,2,a, Huanxiang Wang 2, Dawei Yan 3,b, Jilin Liu 3,c
1School of Civil and Architectural Engineering, Wuhan University, Wuhan ,430072, China
2Gansu construction investment (Holding) group general company, Lanzhou,730050,China
3Gansu academy of building research, Lanzhou,730050, China
agsjtwz@163.com, bdawei_yan@sina.com, cgsliujilin@163.com
Keywords: mortar finishing layer, infrared thermography technique, surface temperature, variation law, prediction model
Abstract: Internal defect of mortar finishing layer was detected using thermal infrared imager.
Introduction The mortar finishing layer has been widely used in decoration and thermal insulation system of building exterior wall in China, and the good effect has been achieved in engineering application.
There have been many foreign scholars who studied the infrared thermography in quality control of building exterior wall [1-4], and the good effect had been achieved in practical engineering application [5-7].
But in China,there are relatively few research [8,9] and reported engineering application cases [10,11].
Zhou, et al.: Structural Engineers (z1) (2003), p. 15(in Chinese) [11] X.
Introduction The mortar finishing layer has been widely used in decoration and thermal insulation system of building exterior wall in China, and the good effect has been achieved in engineering application.
There have been many foreign scholars who studied the infrared thermography in quality control of building exterior wall [1-4], and the good effect had been achieved in practical engineering application [5-7].
But in China,there are relatively few research [8,9] and reported engineering application cases [10,11].
Zhou, et al.: Structural Engineers (z1) (2003), p. 15(in Chinese) [11] X.
Online since: January 2017
Authors: Yang Wang, Yu Chuan Jiang, Da Huo, Jin E Xu, Hao Chun Yan
Study on the Influence of Stone Dust on Adaptability of Polycarboxylate Superplasticizer and Cement
Yuchuan Jiang1,2,a, Yang Wang2, Da Huo1, Jine Xu2,b, Haochun Yan2
1College of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing 100124, China
2 China Building Material & Certification Group Co.
Many scholars [5-8] studied the adaptability of fly ash, cement and superplasticizer, and a lot of reference data was provided for the application in engineering.
The influence of stone dust on adaptability of polycarboxylate superplasticizer and cement is studied in this paper in order to provide reference data for application of polycarboxylate superplasticizer in engineering.
The proportion of cement and fly ash is 4:1, which is similar to fly ash content of 15%~25% used in engineering.
So stone dust content of artificial sand needs to be controlled strictly in engineering.
Many scholars [5-8] studied the adaptability of fly ash, cement and superplasticizer, and a lot of reference data was provided for the application in engineering.
The influence of stone dust on adaptability of polycarboxylate superplasticizer and cement is studied in this paper in order to provide reference data for application of polycarboxylate superplasticizer in engineering.
The proportion of cement and fly ash is 4:1, which is similar to fly ash content of 15%~25% used in engineering.
So stone dust content of artificial sand needs to be controlled strictly in engineering.