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Online since: May 2011
Authors: Sao Jeng Chao, Hui Mi Hsu, Jia Ruey Chang
Pavement is often worn after a certain period of time because of traffic passage, material properties, changing temperatures, and so on.
Considering the complex effects of numerous material, construction and design parameters, the model developed in this study is believed to provide reasonable PCI assessment
Acknowledgments The authors would like to thank the National Science Council of Taiwan for their financial support provided under the projects of NSC 92-2211-E-159-005 and NSC 95-2221-E-159-018.
Al-Khatib: Integrated Pavement Management System with a Markovian Prediction Model, Journal of Transportation Engineering, ASCE, Vol. 130, No. 1 (2004), p. 24-33
Muller: A GMDH approach to modelling gibbsite solubility in Bayer process liquors, International Journal of Molecular Sciences, Vol. 5 (2004), p. 101-109
Considering the complex effects of numerous material, construction and design parameters, the model developed in this study is believed to provide reasonable PCI assessment
Acknowledgments The authors would like to thank the National Science Council of Taiwan for their financial support provided under the projects of NSC 92-2211-E-159-005 and NSC 95-2221-E-159-018.
Al-Khatib: Integrated Pavement Management System with a Markovian Prediction Model, Journal of Transportation Engineering, ASCE, Vol. 130, No. 1 (2004), p. 24-33
Muller: A GMDH approach to modelling gibbsite solubility in Bayer process liquors, International Journal of Molecular Sciences, Vol. 5 (2004), p. 101-109
Online since: August 2009
Authors: F. Li, Yong Jun Tang, Yong Jun Zhang, Z.N. Guo, Xiao Kang Liu
Acknowledgements
This research was supported by the National Nature Science Foundation Committee of China,
Project No. 50465047 and 50675036, and Guangdong Key Project of Science and Technology,
Project No. 2005B10201007.
International Journal of Machine Tools & Manufacture. 2004, 44:1577~1589 [3] Schuster R, Kirchner V, Allongue P, et al.
Science. 2000,289:98~101 [4] Madhav Datta, and Derek Harrist.
Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 2004, 149: 382~383 [8] K.
International Journal of Machine Tools & Manufacture. 2004, 44:1577~1589 [3] Schuster R, Kirchner V, Allongue P, et al.
Science. 2000,289:98~101 [4] Madhav Datta, and Derek Harrist.
Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 2004, 149: 382~383 [8] K.
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Zheng Liang, Jia Lin Tian, Yu An Jia, Qing Gang Mei, Lin Yang, Xue Qing Mei
Acknowledge
This work is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC: 51074202), Foundation of Key Laboratory of Oil and Gas Equipment of China Education Ministry (STS01), Major Cultivation Foundation of Sichuan Education Department (09ZZ038) and Science Foundation of Southwest Petroleum University (No.245).
Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, Vol.39 (2003), p. 99-116
Energy absorption of structures and materials, Chemical Industry Press.
Simmonds: Journal of Applied Mechanics, Vol.70(2003), p.799-808
Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, Vol.39 (2003), p. 99-116
Energy absorption of structures and materials, Chemical Industry Press.
Simmonds: Journal of Applied Mechanics, Vol.70(2003), p.799-808
Online since: August 2011
Authors: Gang Li
The economic benefits mainly include reduced costs, such as labor cost, material cost, manufacturing expenses, etc., and improved incomes, such as return on investment.
Table 1 The Index System of Selecting AMT in Enterprises Goal Level Index of Level One Index of Level Two Index of Level Three The index system of selecting AMT in enterprises (U) Economic benefits (U1) Cost (U11) Material cost (U111) Labor cost (U112) Manufacturing expense(U113) Revenue (U12) Return on investment (U121) Return on sale(U122) Strategic benefits (U2) Quality (U21) Rate of qualified product (U211) Rate of waste product (U212) Rate of reworking (U213) Rate of return product (U214) Efficiency (U22) Productivity (U221) Rate of equipment utilization (U222) Rate of machine breakdown (U223) Degree of human integration (U224) Employee morale (U225) Time (U23) Product development cycle (U231) Delivery time (U232) Flexibility (U24) Design change accommodation (U241) Change in product mix (U242) Market responsiveness (U243) Capacity growth (U244) Routing and scheduling flexibility (U245) Innovativeness (U25) New product variation (U251) Integration degree of new product
R.Meredith, The Strategic Advantages of New Manufacturing Technologies for Small Firms, Strategic Management Journal(1987),Vol. 8, p.249–258 [7] H.Takanaka, Critical Success Factors in Factory Automation, Long Range Planning(1991), Vol. 24(4),p. 45–63 [8] P.
Wiels (eds.), Implementing New Technologies, Oxford: Basil Blackwell(1985) [9] A.Kengpohel, The development of a decision support tool for the selection of advanced technology to achieve rapid product development, International Journal of Production Economics(2001), Vol.69 (2),p. 177-191 [10] Li C.H., Jia Y.H., You Q., Yang J..
An approach to modify the CKS model and its application in the investment evaluation of AMT, Proceedings of 2003 International Conference on Management Science and Engineering, America, August,( 2003) [11] Qin Shou-kang.
Table 1 The Index System of Selecting AMT in Enterprises Goal Level Index of Level One Index of Level Two Index of Level Three The index system of selecting AMT in enterprises (U) Economic benefits (U1) Cost (U11) Material cost (U111) Labor cost (U112) Manufacturing expense(U113) Revenue (U12) Return on investment (U121) Return on sale(U122) Strategic benefits (U2) Quality (U21) Rate of qualified product (U211) Rate of waste product (U212) Rate of reworking (U213) Rate of return product (U214) Efficiency (U22) Productivity (U221) Rate of equipment utilization (U222) Rate of machine breakdown (U223) Degree of human integration (U224) Employee morale (U225) Time (U23) Product development cycle (U231) Delivery time (U232) Flexibility (U24) Design change accommodation (U241) Change in product mix (U242) Market responsiveness (U243) Capacity growth (U244) Routing and scheduling flexibility (U245) Innovativeness (U25) New product variation (U251) Integration degree of new product
R.Meredith, The Strategic Advantages of New Manufacturing Technologies for Small Firms, Strategic Management Journal(1987),Vol. 8, p.249–258 [7] H.Takanaka, Critical Success Factors in Factory Automation, Long Range Planning(1991), Vol. 24(4),p. 45–63 [8] P.
Wiels (eds.), Implementing New Technologies, Oxford: Basil Blackwell(1985) [9] A.Kengpohel, The development of a decision support tool for the selection of advanced technology to achieve rapid product development, International Journal of Production Economics(2001), Vol.69 (2),p. 177-191 [10] Li C.H., Jia Y.H., You Q., Yang J..
An approach to modify the CKS model and its application in the investment evaluation of AMT, Proceedings of 2003 International Conference on Management Science and Engineering, America, August,( 2003) [11] Qin Shou-kang.
Online since: November 2012
Authors: Hua Qiang Liang, Jing Xi Wu
Grouting materials is cement and fly ash, sealing by water slurry by cement - water glass serous fluid .
Journal of China coal society, 2002 ( 2) : 41-44
Coal science and technology, 1991 ( 8): 46 ~ 50
Journal of China University of Mining and Technology, 1991, 20 ( 3): 86 ~ 91
Journal of China coal society, 2002 ( 2) : 41-44
Coal science and technology, 1991 ( 8): 46 ~ 50
Journal of China University of Mining and Technology, 1991, 20 ( 3): 86 ~ 91
Online since: April 2014
Authors: Leonid Stupishin, Moshkevich Maria
It is proposed to consider the investment potential of the city on a basis on the following four private potentials, which are the parts of the investment potential as a cumulative indicator [2]:
1) financial-economic potential (FEP) - reflects the state of the financial resources of the city (budget funds, funds of banks and insurance sectors of the city, funds of different companies), and cumulative result economic activity of the population of the city, and characterizes the human resources and their educational level;
2) innovation potential (InP) characterizes the level of development of science and introduction of achievements of scientific and technical progress;
3) infrastructural potential (InfP) reflects the level of infrastructure availability of the city;
4) savings potential (SP) characterizes the total purchasing power and investment ability of the population of the city or combination of capabilities, characterizing the level of consumption and saving.
*values are calculated by the author according to the materials of the Territorial body of Federal state statistics service of Kursk region Conclusions There is a gradual transition in modern practice of urban planning from planning, which implies simple distribution of the infrastructural objects all over the territory, to the planning of «sustainable cities».
Moshkevich submitted to journal “Promyshlennoe I Grazhdanskoe Stroitelstvo”.
Moshkevich, L.YU Stupishin, submitted to journal “Promyshlennoe I Grazhdanskoe Stroitelstvo”.
*values are calculated by the author according to the materials of the Territorial body of Federal state statistics service of Kursk region Conclusions There is a gradual transition in modern practice of urban planning from planning, which implies simple distribution of the infrastructural objects all over the territory, to the planning of «sustainable cities».
Moshkevich submitted to journal “Promyshlennoe I Grazhdanskoe Stroitelstvo”.
Moshkevich, L.YU Stupishin, submitted to journal “Promyshlennoe I Grazhdanskoe Stroitelstvo”.
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Chong Wen Cao, Gui Sheng Fan
Materials and Methods
Sample test of infiltration parameter data was in northern area of Shanxi.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the National Science Fund Projects, China ( 40671081).
(in Chinese with English abstract ) [7] Wenyan Xie, Guisheng Fan .Influence of soil structure on infiltration characteristics in field soils [J].Journal of Taiyuan University of Technology,2004,35(5):537-540.
Journal of Northwest Forestry University , 2004,19(1):42-45.( in Chinese with English abstract )
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the National Science Fund Projects, China ( 40671081).
(in Chinese with English abstract ) [7] Wenyan Xie, Guisheng Fan .Influence of soil structure on infiltration characteristics in field soils [J].Journal of Taiyuan University of Technology,2004,35(5):537-540.
Journal of Northwest Forestry University , 2004,19(1):42-45.( in Chinese with English abstract )
Online since: February 2009
Authors: Su Yu Wang, Tao Yu, Xiu Long Chen, Yun Xiao Fan
A New Method for Profiling Gear Plunge Shaving Cutter on Gear Shaving
Machine
YU Tao
1,a, WANG Su-yu
1,b, CHEN Xiu-long1,c
, FAN Yun-xiao
1,d
1College of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, Shandong University of Science and
Technology, Qingdao, Shandong 266510, China
a
yutaosang@163.com, bwsyskd@yahoo.com.cn,
ccxldy99@sina.com, dfyunxiao@163.com
Keywords: Gear shaving Cutter; Plunge Shaving; CBN dressing gear
Abstract.
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P.: Journal of Mechanical Design, Vol. 125, No. 3 (2003), pp. 632-639 [6] Information on http:// www.gleason.com [7] Wu X.
S.: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 59, No.4 (1996), pp. 359-366
P.: Journal of Mechanical Design, Vol. 125, No. 3 (2003), pp. 632-639 [6] Information on http:// www.gleason.com [7] Wu X.
Online since: August 2014
Authors: Ju Chi Kuang, Xiao Gang Chen, Min Hua Chen
Effects of Transition Metals and Rare Earths on Iron-carbon Micro Electrolysis Degrading Dyeing Effluent
Ju-chi KUANG1,a, Xiao-gang CHEN1,b and Min-hua CHEN1,c
1School of Science, Foshan University, Foshan 528000, Guangdong Province, China
a kjc2277@163.com, b 76518896@qq.com, c 552150274@qq.com
Keywords: iron-carbon micro electrolysis, dyeing effluent, Transition Metal(TM), rare earth(RE), zero-valent iron.
Journal of Hazardous Materials, 1-2(2007), pp. 232-239
Journal of Donghua University (English Edition) , 3(2006), pp. 114-119
Journal of Hazardous Materials, 1-2(2007), pp. 232-239
Journal of Donghua University (English Edition) , 3(2006), pp. 114-119
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Yao Rong Feng, Li Hong Han, Feng Hu, Hang Wang, He Lin Li
Research On The Requirement Of Impact Toughness For Petroleum Drill Pipe Steel Used In Critical Sour Environment
Lihong Han1, a, Feng Hu2, b, Hang Wang1, c, Yaorong Feng1, d, and Helin Li1, e
1Tubular Goods Research Institute of China National Petroleum Corporation, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China
2College of Material Science and Engineering of Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China
ahanlihong@cnpc.com.cn, bgabrialhu@gmail.com
cwanghang008@cnpc.com.cn,dfengyr@cnpc.com.cn, elihelin@cnpc.com.cn
Keywords: impact toughness, drill pipe steel, sour environment, hydrogen sulfide
Abstract.
(3) Where KIC is plane strain fracture toughness of material, CVN is the longitudinal absorbed energy of impact sample in 10mm×7.5mm×55mm geometry size, and Y is the yield strength of drill pipe steel.
Ma, Journal of Xi’an Jiaotong University, Vol.32 (1998), p.4 (In Chinese) [8] Zahoor, Journal of pressure vessel technology, Vol.107 (1985), p.203 [9] K.E Szklarz, Fracture toughness criteria for high-strength drill pipe, SPE 19964, (1990) [10] NACE International Standard: TM0177, Laboratory testing of metals for resistance to sulfide stress cracking and stress corrosion cracking in H2S environments, (2005)
(3) Where KIC is plane strain fracture toughness of material, CVN is the longitudinal absorbed energy of impact sample in 10mm×7.5mm×55mm geometry size, and Y is the yield strength of drill pipe steel.
Ma, Journal of Xi’an Jiaotong University, Vol.32 (1998), p.4 (In Chinese) [8] Zahoor, Journal of pressure vessel technology, Vol.107 (1985), p.203 [9] K.E Szklarz, Fracture toughness criteria for high-strength drill pipe, SPE 19964, (1990) [10] NACE International Standard: TM0177, Laboratory testing of metals for resistance to sulfide stress cracking and stress corrosion cracking in H2S environments, (2005)