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Online since: April 2011
Authors: Han Dong Yan
The Experimental Analyses on the Solidified Effect of Heavy Metals in the Ceramsite Calcined by the Composite Materials of Electroplating Sludge and Seabeach Sludge
Yan Handong
School of Civil Engineering, Huaqiao University, Fujian Xiamen P.R.China, 361021
hdyan@hqu.edu.cn
Keywords: electroplating sludge, seabeach sludge, ceramsite, heavy metal, solidified effect
Introduction
The electroplating sludge is a kind of solid waste material in the process of handling electroplating waste water, which has indefinite amount of harmful heavy metals hard to dissolute.
A water content of raw mix was determined by FG-III photoelectron type liquid-plasticity limit association detector, according to the plasticity index method of The Experiment Specification of Soil Engineering[8].
References [1] J.Tu, H.B.Huo Haobo:Environmental Engineering Vol.21(2003), p. 44 [2] F.zh.
Nie, G.K.Chen and G.F.He: Chemical Industry and Engineering Progress Vol.21(2001), p. 25 [3] Ch.H.
Shi: Science and Technology Information development and Economics Vol.13(2003), p. 91 [7] Q.X.Zhao: Sludge Resource Technology(Chemical Industry Press, china 2002) [8] H.L.Dai: The Experiment Specification of Soil Engineering (DT-92) (China Building Industry Press, 1984)
A water content of raw mix was determined by FG-III photoelectron type liquid-plasticity limit association detector, according to the plasticity index method of The Experiment Specification of Soil Engineering[8].
References [1] J.Tu, H.B.Huo Haobo:Environmental Engineering Vol.21(2003), p. 44 [2] F.zh.
Nie, G.K.Chen and G.F.He: Chemical Industry and Engineering Progress Vol.21(2001), p. 25 [3] Ch.H.
Shi: Science and Technology Information development and Economics Vol.13(2003), p. 91 [7] Q.X.Zhao: Sludge Resource Technology(Chemical Industry Press, china 2002) [8] H.L.Dai: The Experiment Specification of Soil Engineering (DT-92) (China Building Industry Press, 1984)
Online since: January 2013
Authors: Ping Wang, Yu Lou Li, Si Yi Huang, Ji Bo Long
Analysis on heat transfer intensity of bamboo structure wall in warm and humid environment
Jibo Long 1,a, Ping Wang1,b, Yulou Li 2, Siyi Huang 1
1 Civil Engineering and Mechanics College, Xiangtan University, Xiangtan 411105, China
2 Shenzhen Leanpo Construction Engineering co.
Engineering Structures 29 (2007) 1499-1506 [3] Linhua Zou, Helena Jin, Wei-Yang Lu, et al.
Materials Science and Engineering C 29 (2009) 1375-1379 [4] Agya Utama, Shabbir H.
Engineering Mechanics, 2007, 24 (5): 87-92 [10] Sun Zhao-bin, Tian Yun, An Sheng-zu.
Engineering Structures 29 (2007) 1499-1506 [3] Linhua Zou, Helena Jin, Wei-Yang Lu, et al.
Materials Science and Engineering C 29 (2009) 1375-1379 [4] Agya Utama, Shabbir H.
Engineering Mechanics, 2007, 24 (5): 87-92 [10] Sun Zhao-bin, Tian Yun, An Sheng-zu.
Online since: April 2014
Authors: Cong Zeng, Rong Chen, Dong Xue Hao
Formula Design of Corrosion-resistant Concrete under Sulfate-
Chloride Compound Attack
Cong Zenga, Dong-xue Haob, Rong Chenc
Institute of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Northeast Dianli University,
Jilin, Jinlin, 132012, China
azc_1113@126.com, bhaodongxue2005@126.com, crongchen@yahoo.cn
Keywords: Concrete; sulfate; chloride; compound corrosion; formula design
Abstract.
In the engineering site, the foundation is mainly consisting of chlorine saline soil, sub chlorine saline soil and sulphate saline soil.
In this paper, by chemical analysis on the quality of groundwater water in the engineering area, the project of concrete corrosion is mainly caused by sulfate erosion of concrete cracking and reinforcement corrosion caused by chloride ions into degradation.
This study made a great engineering significance.
Water ratio is determined by engineering experience.
In the engineering site, the foundation is mainly consisting of chlorine saline soil, sub chlorine saline soil and sulphate saline soil.
In this paper, by chemical analysis on the quality of groundwater water in the engineering area, the project of concrete corrosion is mainly caused by sulfate erosion of concrete cracking and reinforcement corrosion caused by chloride ions into degradation.
This study made a great engineering significance.
Water ratio is determined by engineering experience.
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Yuan Wen, Shu Yan Chen, Qin Yuan Xiong, Ru Bi Han, Shi Yu Chen
Highway Engineering, 2010, 35(1),p. 42-44.
Journal of Transportation Engineering. 1997, 123(6), p. 459~466
C.Journal of Transportation Engineering. 1997, 123 p. 267~275 [5] Giuliano ,Genevieve.
(Civil Engineering Dept, Northwestern University, 1991) [9] Jones.
Systems Engineering---Theory & Practice, 2010, 30(2) p. 376-384 .
Journal of Transportation Engineering. 1997, 123(6), p. 459~466
C.Journal of Transportation Engineering. 1997, 123 p. 267~275 [5] Giuliano ,Genevieve.
(Civil Engineering Dept, Northwestern University, 1991) [9] Jones.
Systems Engineering---Theory & Practice, 2010, 30(2) p. 376-384 .
Online since: July 2016
Authors: Yuri Kulikov
Cement and concrete as an engineering material: An historic appraisal and case study analysis. – Engineering Failure Analysis. – Volume 40, May 2014, pp. 114–140
[6].
Degradation of Cement and Concrete – Reference Module in Materials Science and Materials Engineering. – Shreir's Corrosion, 2010, pp. 2348–2368 [13].
Superplasticizers and the rheology of concrete. – Understanding the Rheology of Concrete. – A volume in Woodhead Publishing Series in Civil and Structural Engineering. – 2012, pp. 144–208 [14] Li Z.J.
Coupling between mechanical damage, temperature, and permeability of concrete: experimental and some numerical studies. – Proceeding of the 1st International Conference on Performance-Based and Life-Cycle Structural Engineering, Hong Kong, China (December, 5–7 2012), pp. 906–917 [20].
Degradation of Cement and Concrete – Reference Module in Materials Science and Materials Engineering. – Shreir's Corrosion, 2010, pp. 2348–2368 [13].
Superplasticizers and the rheology of concrete. – Understanding the Rheology of Concrete. – A volume in Woodhead Publishing Series in Civil and Structural Engineering. – 2012, pp. 144–208 [14] Li Z.J.
Coupling between mechanical damage, temperature, and permeability of concrete: experimental and some numerical studies. – Proceeding of the 1st International Conference on Performance-Based and Life-Cycle Structural Engineering, Hong Kong, China (December, 5–7 2012), pp. 906–917 [20].
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Mohammad Reza Mohammad Aliha, Hamid Behbahani, Hassan Fazaeli, Somayeh Aghajani
Experimental Fracture Toughness Study for Some Modified Asphalt Mixtures
Hamid Behbahani1,a, Mohammad Reza Mohammad Aliha2,b,
Hassan Fazaeli1,c and Somayeh Aghajani1,d
1School of Civil Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology (IUST), Narmak, 16846-13114, Tehran, Iran
2Welding and Joining Research Center, School of Industrial Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology (IUST), Narmak, 16846-13114, Tehran, Iran
abehbahani@iust.ac.ir, bmrm_aliha@iust.ac.ir , cfazaeli@iust.ac.ir, ds_aghajani@civileng.iust.ac.ir
Keywords: Asphalt mixtures, Additives, Fracture toughness, Low temperature, Experimental study
Abstract.
Gallegos, Rheological characteristics of ground tire rubber–modified bitumens, Chemical Engineering Journal. 89 (2002) 53 – 61
Yadollahi, High and Low Temperature Properties of FT Paraffin Modified Bitumen, Advances in Materials Science and Engineering
Ayatollahi, Mixed mode fracture resistance of asphalt concrete mixtures, Engineering Fracture Mechanic 93 (2012) 153-167
Gallegos, Rheological characteristics of ground tire rubber–modified bitumens, Chemical Engineering Journal. 89 (2002) 53 – 61
Yadollahi, High and Low Temperature Properties of FT Paraffin Modified Bitumen, Advances in Materials Science and Engineering
Ayatollahi, Mixed mode fracture resistance of asphalt concrete mixtures, Engineering Fracture Mechanic 93 (2012) 153-167
Online since: June 2021
Authors: Xiang Bin Xu, Qing Song Zhang, Chuan Zhang
Preparation and Properties of a New Type of Coal Dust Suppressant
Chuan Zhanga*, Xiangbin Xub and Qingsong Zhangc
China Coal Technology Engineering Group Chongqing Research Institute,
Chongqing, 400037, China
a348000036@qq.com, b7991155@qq.com, c375012563@qq.com
Keywords: Coal dust pollution, dust suppression, polymer, open-air coal yard
Abstract.
In addition, The MA not only can be used in open coal piles and coal storage yards, but also in civil construction, slag yards, collection stations and other places which are prone to dust.
Acknowledgments The authors acknowledge the financial support provided by the surface project of China Coal Technology Engineering Group (2019-TD-MS019) and the surface project of China Coal Technology Engineering Group (2018-TD-MS077).
Yin, Prevention and control of environmental pollution in coal yard of thermal power plant,Environmental engineering. 36(2018)93-96
Cui, Application of closed stockyard in the closed reconstruction of Shougang raw material yard,Engineering and technology. 2(2015)3-9
In addition, The MA not only can be used in open coal piles and coal storage yards, but also in civil construction, slag yards, collection stations and other places which are prone to dust.
Acknowledgments The authors acknowledge the financial support provided by the surface project of China Coal Technology Engineering Group (2019-TD-MS019) and the surface project of China Coal Technology Engineering Group (2018-TD-MS077).
Yin, Prevention and control of environmental pollution in coal yard of thermal power plant,Environmental engineering. 36(2018)93-96
Cui, Application of closed stockyard in the closed reconstruction of Shougang raw material yard,Engineering and technology. 2(2015)3-9
Online since: July 2017
Authors: Jolanta Baskutiene, Saulius Baskutis, Edvinas Bernotaitis
Aluminium alloys have found wide application in the civil engineering and transportation industry, particularly in the constructions of high-rise buildings, bridges, in automobile and airline industry, where its combination of low weight (one third the weight of steel for equal volumes) and maximum strength is even more critical.
Archives of Materials Science and Engineering, vol.28, issue 8 (2007) 453-460
J. of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering, vol.27, issue 1 (2008) 83-86
Materials Science & Engineering A, vol. 631 (2015) 196-200
Materials Science & Engineering A, vol. 361, issues 1-2 (2003) 240-248
Archives of Materials Science and Engineering, vol.28, issue 8 (2007) 453-460
J. of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering, vol.27, issue 1 (2008) 83-86
Materials Science & Engineering A, vol. 631 (2015) 196-200
Materials Science & Engineering A, vol. 361, issues 1-2 (2003) 240-248
Online since: June 2007
Authors: Ming Bao Li, Jun Cao, Shi Qiang Zheng
Fracture Properties of Softwood under Mode I Loading Perpendicular
to the Grain
∗
Mingbao Li1,a, Jun Cao
2,b and Shiqiang Zheng3,b
1
School of Civil Engineering, Northeast Forestry University
2
School of Electromechanical Engineering, Northeast Forestry University
No. 26 Hexing Road, Harbin, 150040, China
a
pei729@163.com, blaomao430@yahoo.com.cn, czsqrq@yahoo.com.cn
Keywords: Wood; Mode I fracture; Fracture criterion; Plastic zone
Abstract.
Although cylindrical orthotropy is a rather coarse conceptualization as it neglects effects such as radial variation in the growth rings, and taper, crook and sweep in logs, the assumption of equivalent uniform structures in the longitudinal direction is of great significance in the engineer design [4-7]
Engineering fracture mechanics, vol. 68(2001), p.549-563 [3] M.F.
Engineering Fracture Mechanics vol. 69(2002), p.745-760 [7] S.
Although cylindrical orthotropy is a rather coarse conceptualization as it neglects effects such as radial variation in the growth rings, and taper, crook and sweep in logs, the assumption of equivalent uniform structures in the longitudinal direction is of great significance in the engineer design [4-7]
Engineering fracture mechanics, vol. 68(2001), p.549-563 [3] M.F.
Engineering Fracture Mechanics vol. 69(2002), p.745-760 [7] S.
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Xiang Dong Xie, Li Hua Xu
Simulation of the Seepage Field in the Danjiangkou Reservoir Area
Xiangdong Xie1, a, Lihua Xu2,b
1School of Architecture Engineering, Xiangfan University, Hubei Xiangfan, 441053, China
2 School of Civil Engineering, Wuhan University, Wuhan, Hubei, 430072 China
axiangdongxie@163.com;bxulihua-d@126.com
Keywords: Reservoir-induced seismicity;Geological structure;Seepage field;Pore hydraulic stress.
Danjiang fracture Wafangchang-zhoushan fracture Gonglu fracture Junyun fracture Danjiang fault Gonglu fault Junyun fault Reservoir area Fault reservoir calculation range Fig.1 The range of calculation model Fig.2 3D calculation model of the reservoir area Model building For fluid-solid coupling problem, especially complex large engineering fluid-structure coupling problem, analytical solution is not possible, the only feasible way is to solve the numerical solution.
Chinese journal of rock mechanics and engineering. 2004, 23(23): 4017~4021(in Chinese)
Journal of hydraulic engineering, 2005, 36(7): 863~869 (in Chinese)
Danjiang fracture Wafangchang-zhoushan fracture Gonglu fracture Junyun fracture Danjiang fault Gonglu fault Junyun fault Reservoir area Fault reservoir calculation range Fig.1 The range of calculation model Fig.2 3D calculation model of the reservoir area Model building For fluid-solid coupling problem, especially complex large engineering fluid-structure coupling problem, analytical solution is not possible, the only feasible way is to solve the numerical solution.
Chinese journal of rock mechanics and engineering. 2004, 23(23): 4017~4021(in Chinese)
Journal of hydraulic engineering, 2005, 36(7): 863~869 (in Chinese)