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Program Evaluation Model of Bridge Blasting of Engineer Corps Based on Intuitionist Fuzzy Sets and TOPSIS Method TIAN Cheng-xiang1,a, FU Cheng-qun1,b,ZHOU Lei1,c ,GUO Jie1,a 1 Engineering Institute of Engineering Corps, PLA University of Science and Technology, Nanjing Jiangsu 210007, China atianchengxiang1988@126.com, bfcq-7505@sohu.com, cqq328848298@126.com Keywords: Bridge Blasting; Intuitionist Fuzzy Sets; TOPSIS; Index System; Program Evaluation; Abstract.
Herewith, the bridge position and the situation of itself are selected as the evaluation index, of which, the situation of the bridge itself includes the type of bridge, structure, materials and the valid time.
The results show that under the condition by taking into consideration of human factors, quantity satisfaction, the target material as well as the objective situation of mutual matching degree, the blasting program M1has good effect and it is in line with the actual situation, which prove the feasibility and effectiveness of the model.
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The phenomenon will arise when the material appears deformation, fracture or enters irreversible plastic deformation stage because of its internal stress exceeds the yield limit.
The frequency range of AE signal from metal material is generally 50kHz ~ 1MHz.
Acknowledgement This work was supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 51275081.
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The device and material parameters used in the simulation which were selected based on literature values, theory, or in some cases reasonable estimation are listed in Tables 1 specific to the device and materials properties.
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Materials and Methods General Situation of Test Area.
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Preparation of Cobalt Particles Cobalt (II) Nitrate Hexahydrate [Co (NO3)2.6H2O] and Iron nitrate [(Fe (NO3)3.9H2O)] were used as the raw materials.
These raw materials were dissolved in an aqueous solution of 165 ml of nitric acid (HNO3).
Therefore different materials have different absorbing properties.
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Matera Building Stones: Comparison between Bioclastic and Lithoclastic Calcarenites Agnese Emanuela Bonomo1,a*, Marco Lezzerini2,b, Giacomo Prosser1,c, Axel Munnecke3,d, Roman Koch3,e and Giovanna Rizzo1,f 1University of Basilicata, Department of Science, Via dell’Ateneo Lucano 33, 85100 Potenza, Italy 2University of Pisa, Department of Earth Sciences, Via S.
Calcarenite, however, can be an extremely heterogeneous building material depending on the composition of the particles and their characteristics.
It represents the most used material in the Apulian region for construction thanks to its wide availability and easy workability.
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Study area Fig. 2 Studied area Materials and Methods Materials.
Fig. 5 Sand washing device Fig. 6 Belt linked with washing device Fig. 7 Conveyor belt Displacement of fine materials after washing After finish washing process for sand (15 minutes), the mixture move (sand and water) to spiral seeded device Fig.8, device works on displacement the fine materials in a collection tank while course materials (+600 µ) will collect it in upper of the device because the spiral motion toward the upper.
It allow for materials to pass through it, entering of sand should not exceed 50% solid according to the operating instructions of the device.
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The corresponding conditions, including the choice of solvent, reaction temperature, reaction time, ratio of materials and its charging time were studied in detail.
The corresponding conditions, including the choice of solvent, reaction temperature, reaction time, ratio of material and its charging time were studied in detail.
Table 1 The effects of temperature on production rate of intermediate Temperature [°C] Production Rate [%] Color 130 135 140 145 150 155 160 85.25 88.68 80.47 77.93 74.76 70.59 66.73 opal opal opal light yellow light yellow yellow yellow 3.1.3 the effects of molar ratio of materials on amidation β-Hydroxyethyl ethylenediamine is much less stable than Lauric acid at high temperature.
The corresponding product still for a whole night experienced without phase separation. 3.2.4 the effects of molar ratio of materials on quaterisation Some literatures proved the conjugation effect between atom C and N on amido link.
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