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Online since: February 2018
Authors: Musa Uzer, Kasim A. Korkmaz
Korkmaz1,a*, Musa UZER2,b
1Eastern Michigan University, School of Visual and Built Environments, Ypsilanti, MI, USA
2Istanbul Technical University, Civil Engineering Department, Istanbul, Turkey
akkorkmaz@emich.edu, bmusauzer@gmail.com
Keywords: Lateral systems, Industrial buildings, Braced frames, Masonry infill walls, Strand systems, tension strand systems
Abstract.
Introduction Tension systems are a special type of novel flexible structures commonly used in designing engineering structures.
Engineers offer different types of steel systems for different types of architectural systems to reduce the cost [2,3].
The earthquake data used in dynamic time-history analysis were taken from PEER (Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center) website (http://peer.berkeley.edu) [25].
[25] PEER, 2017 (Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center) website (http://peer.berkeley.edu).
Introduction Tension systems are a special type of novel flexible structures commonly used in designing engineering structures.
Engineers offer different types of steel systems for different types of architectural systems to reduce the cost [2,3].
The earthquake data used in dynamic time-history analysis were taken from PEER (Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center) website (http://peer.berkeley.edu) [25].
[25] PEER, 2017 (Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center) website (http://peer.berkeley.edu).
Online since: January 2012
Authors: Li Jun Chen, Chao Xu, Shan Rang Yang, Li Jun Mi
From the point of view of engineering, this paper takes the compression refrigeration combined cycle air-cooled system as an example and makes economic analysis, together with estimating its contribution to energy saving and emission reduction.
Investment involves civil engineering, equipment, automation, installation and unforeseeable costs etc, while operating expenses incorporate water, electricity, depreciation, maintenance, labor costs and so on.
References [1] Junpei CHENG, “Energy Saving , Emission reducing and new technologies for thermal power generation,”Journal of Power Engineering, vol.29,No.1,pp.1-4,2009
“New technique for use of dump steam latent heat of steam turbine at environment low temperature,”Journal of Jilin University (Engineering and Technology Edition), vol.39,No.s1, pp.150-153,2009
[11] Lijun CHEN, Shanrang YANG, Shenglong WANG, Lijun MI, “Thermodynamic anaslysis of combined power and refrigerating cycle for power plant air cooling system,”Journal of Jilin University(Engineering and Technology Edition) ,vol.39, No.s2,pp.283-286,2009
Investment involves civil engineering, equipment, automation, installation and unforeseeable costs etc, while operating expenses incorporate water, electricity, depreciation, maintenance, labor costs and so on.
References [1] Junpei CHENG, “Energy Saving , Emission reducing and new technologies for thermal power generation,”Journal of Power Engineering, vol.29,No.1,pp.1-4,2009
“New technique for use of dump steam latent heat of steam turbine at environment low temperature,”Journal of Jilin University (Engineering and Technology Edition), vol.39,No.s1, pp.150-153,2009
[11] Lijun CHEN, Shanrang YANG, Shenglong WANG, Lijun MI, “Thermodynamic anaslysis of combined power and refrigerating cycle for power plant air cooling system,”Journal of Jilin University(Engineering and Technology Edition) ,vol.39, No.s2,pp.283-286,2009
Online since: December 2011
Authors: Ding Hua Zhang, Jie Zhao, Ye Tao Jin
Also, the ignorance of concurrent engineer leads to long research period.
If there are any problems existing in the design, the people in charge can reject the task and turn it back to the former node of the workflow. 5 Conclusions This paper joined the concept of maturity into to WBS of the aero-engine compressor design process,optimized the design process of compressor design process, make compressor reflect the characteristics of concurrent engineering.
Acknowledgements This work was supported by The China Civil Aircraft Advanced Research Project (No.20102013) and The Graduate Starting Seed Fund of Northwestern Polytechnical University (No.Z2011082) Reference [1] Zhang.Dinghua.
Key Technology of Aero Engine Digitalized Collaborative Platform. , Manufacture Information Engineering of China, 2009(17), 25-28 [2] Gui Yuankun.
Engineering Design, 2002(02), 53-59 [6] Pi Yafeng.
If there are any problems existing in the design, the people in charge can reject the task and turn it back to the former node of the workflow. 5 Conclusions This paper joined the concept of maturity into to WBS of the aero-engine compressor design process,optimized the design process of compressor design process, make compressor reflect the characteristics of concurrent engineering.
Acknowledgements This work was supported by The China Civil Aircraft Advanced Research Project (No.20102013) and The Graduate Starting Seed Fund of Northwestern Polytechnical University (No.Z2011082) Reference [1] Zhang.Dinghua.
Key Technology of Aero Engine Digitalized Collaborative Platform. , Manufacture Information Engineering of China, 2009(17), 25-28 [2] Gui Yuankun.
Engineering Design, 2002(02), 53-59 [6] Pi Yafeng.
Online since: November 2005
Authors: Chun An Tang, De Shen Zhao, Tao Xu, Zheng Zhao Liang, Hou Quan Zhang
ZHANG
2,d and Z.Z Liang
2,e
1
Research Center for Numerical Tests on Material Failure, Dalian University, Dalian, P.R.C
2
CRISR, Resources and Civil Engineering School, Northeastern University, Shenyang, P.R.C
a
zhaodeshen@263.net, bneuxutao@126.com, ctca@mail.neu.edu.cn, d 52zhq@163.com,
e
z.z.liang@126.com
Keywords: Brittle disordered material, Heterogeneity, Avalanche behavior, Numerical simulation
Abstract.
Introduction The fracture and failure of brittle disordered solid materials under external forces, for example, the fracturing of concrete [1], cellular glass [2], and in volcanic and seismicity activity [3], is a longstanding intriguing problem that has plagued numerous researchers in both engineering science and solid physics for several decades.
There are, however, a couple of problems associated 2-D numerical models which limit its range of application in practical rock engineering problems.
0.07 0.08 0.10 axial strain/% 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 accumulative AE energy AE energy AE energy accumulative AE energy (a) (b) Fig. 5 Numerically simulated AE curves in compression (a) and tension (b) Summary The problem of damage and failure in heterogeneous brittle disordered materials is of great importance in associated material mechanics and engineering areas.
This identification is crucial for better understanding and interpreting the experimental results and consequently, improves our concepts in material property design or analysis of engineering structures.
Introduction The fracture and failure of brittle disordered solid materials under external forces, for example, the fracturing of concrete [1], cellular glass [2], and in volcanic and seismicity activity [3], is a longstanding intriguing problem that has plagued numerous researchers in both engineering science and solid physics for several decades.
There are, however, a couple of problems associated 2-D numerical models which limit its range of application in practical rock engineering problems.
0.07 0.08 0.10 axial strain/% 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 accumulative AE energy AE energy AE energy accumulative AE energy (a) (b) Fig. 5 Numerically simulated AE curves in compression (a) and tension (b) Summary The problem of damage and failure in heterogeneous brittle disordered materials is of great importance in associated material mechanics and engineering areas.
This identification is crucial for better understanding and interpreting the experimental results and consequently, improves our concepts in material property design or analysis of engineering structures.
Online since: October 2012
Authors: Jian Ren Zhang, Zhi Zhang, Ke Bo Zhang, Bin Liu
ANALYSIS OF SHEAR CAPACITY OF STIRRUP CORRODED
RC BEAM BASED ON THE TRUSS-ARCH THEORY
Zhang Ke-bo1, a, Zhang Zhi1,b, Zhang Jian-ren1,c, Liu bin1,d
1 School of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Changsha University of Science & Technology, Changsha Hunan 410004, China
a229450974@qq.com, b383092722@qq.com, cjianrenz@hotmail.com, d309553229@qq.com
Keywords: truss-arch theory; reinforced concrete beam; stirrup corrosion; diagonal reinforcement; shear capacity.
[4] Wei-liang Jin, Yu-xi Zhao:Journal of Zhejiang University (Engineering Science), 2008,42(1) :19-24.
(InChinese) [5] Shi-bin Li,Xin Zhang,Liu-dong Jia,Xin Wang:Engineering mechanics, 2011,60-63.
[12] Shu-hong Zhao, Lie-ping Ye:Engineering mechanics, 2001,18(6):134-140.
[13] Ping-yi Jia,Yan-tao Li,Li-jun Wang:Journal of Hebei Institute of Architectural Engineering. 2001.3-9.
[4] Wei-liang Jin, Yu-xi Zhao:Journal of Zhejiang University (Engineering Science), 2008,42(1) :19-24.
(InChinese) [5] Shi-bin Li,Xin Zhang,Liu-dong Jia,Xin Wang:Engineering mechanics, 2011,60-63.
[12] Shu-hong Zhao, Lie-ping Ye:Engineering mechanics, 2001,18(6):134-140.
[13] Ping-yi Jia,Yan-tao Li,Li-jun Wang:Journal of Hebei Institute of Architectural Engineering. 2001.3-9.
Online since: May 2016
Authors: Jian Guo Yao, Yan Ling Zheng, Zhan Kui Wang, Jian Xiu Su
That also could satisfy the need of using at many military and civil fields under extreme conditions with high temperature, high pressure, abrasion and corrosion and so on[1-2].
Nonami, Copper polishing with a polishing pad incorporating abrasive Grains and a chelating resin,Precision Engineering.33(2009)167-174
[13]P.van der Velden, Chemical mechanical polishing with fixed abrasives using different subpads to optimize wafer uniformity, Microelectronic Engineering.50 (2000) 41-46
Wang, et al, Effect of slurries on chemical mechanical polishing of decorative glasses by fixed-abrasive pad, Optics and Precision Engineering. 21(2013)955-962
[20]P.van der Velden, Chemical mechanical polishing with fixed abrasives using different subpads to optimize wafer uniformity, Microelectronic Engineering. 50 (2000) 41-46
Nonami, Copper polishing with a polishing pad incorporating abrasive Grains and a chelating resin,Precision Engineering.33(2009)167-174
[13]P.van der Velden, Chemical mechanical polishing with fixed abrasives using different subpads to optimize wafer uniformity, Microelectronic Engineering.50 (2000) 41-46
Wang, et al, Effect of slurries on chemical mechanical polishing of decorative glasses by fixed-abrasive pad, Optics and Precision Engineering. 21(2013)955-962
[20]P.van der Velden, Chemical mechanical polishing with fixed abrasives using different subpads to optimize wafer uniformity, Microelectronic Engineering. 50 (2000) 41-46
Online since: March 2016
Authors: Hong Zhang, Xiao Ben Liu, Yin Shan Han, Wei Zheng, Le Cai Liang
In addition, the comparative study could play a guiding role for engineering applications of strain-based design method.
Three directions of ideal elastic-perfectly-plastic soil springs are widely used in the engineering [2].
[3] China National Petroleum Corporation GB-50470, Seismic technical code for oil and gas transmission pipeline engineering, 2008
F., Response of pipelines under fault crossing, In: Proceedings of the International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference, Vancouver, 2008, pp. 162-165
[15] Bolvardi V., Bakhshi A., A study on seismic behavior of buried steel pipelines crossing active faults, American Society of Civil Engineers, New York, 2014
Three directions of ideal elastic-perfectly-plastic soil springs are widely used in the engineering [2].
[3] China National Petroleum Corporation GB-50470, Seismic technical code for oil and gas transmission pipeline engineering, 2008
F., Response of pipelines under fault crossing, In: Proceedings of the International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference, Vancouver, 2008, pp. 162-165
[15] Bolvardi V., Bakhshi A., A study on seismic behavior of buried steel pipelines crossing active faults, American Society of Civil Engineers, New York, 2014
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Wei Tian, Ying Wang, Wu Jing, Mu Yu Liu
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Online since: June 2025
Authors: Péter Péczi-Kovács, Zoltan Weltsch, Miklós Berczeli
Adhesive joints are essential in modern engineering, offering lightweight, durable and efficient solutions for bonding in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and renewable energy.
Introduction Adhesive bonding has become an essential technology in modern engineering for joining materials in a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, marine, and civil engineering.
Understanding these interdependencies is essential for enhancing the durability and reliability of adhesive joints in demanding engineering applications.
Accurate life prediction allows engineers to design joints that meet performance requirements while avoiding premature failure.
They allow engineers to estimate the probability of failure and design joints with appropriate safety factors [8].
Introduction Adhesive bonding has become an essential technology in modern engineering for joining materials in a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, marine, and civil engineering.
Understanding these interdependencies is essential for enhancing the durability and reliability of adhesive joints in demanding engineering applications.
Accurate life prediction allows engineers to design joints that meet performance requirements while avoiding premature failure.
They allow engineers to estimate the probability of failure and design joints with appropriate safety factors [8].
Online since: December 2010
Authors: Dong Hai Liu, Jiang Zheng, Zi Long Li
Reliability Analysis of Hydraulic Tunnel Lining Structure
with Stochastic Finite Elements Method
Donghai Liua, Jiang Zhengb and Zilong Lic
School of Civil Engineering, Tianjin University, 300072, P.
Massive uncertain(random or fuzzy)factors exists in hydraulic tunnel lining engineering, while almost all input parameters have some extent of random in finite element analysis.
Speaking overall, the tunnel belongs to I level hydraulic engineering structure.
Obviously this engineering areas exists apparent level tectonism.
According to the engineering characteristics, this article mainly considers randomness of material parameters and level tectonic stress.
Massive uncertain(random or fuzzy)factors exists in hydraulic tunnel lining engineering, while almost all input parameters have some extent of random in finite element analysis.
Speaking overall, the tunnel belongs to I level hydraulic engineering structure.
Obviously this engineering areas exists apparent level tectonism.
According to the engineering characteristics, this article mainly considers randomness of material parameters and level tectonic stress.