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El Fami1,a*, H.
FA reduces the heat of hydration, the risk of cracking and the water demand of the cement paste, which improves the compactness of the cementitious matrix (Wang et al., 2020) (Zhao et al., 2015) (Sun et al., 2003) (Li et al., 2005).
(Kocak et al., 2014) (El Khadiri et al., 2002) discovered that fly ash particles accumulate between clinker grains to form nucleation seeds for crystallization of cement hydration products such as C-S-H.
The glassy fly ash particles make the mixture more homogeneous (El Khadiri et al., 2002), (Vu-An et al., 2019).
Youness, D., Mechaymech, A., Al Wardany, R., 2020.

Cao et al.: Spatial Structures.
Gao et al.: Journal of building structures.
Vol. 24 (2003), p. 33 (In Chinese) [7] A.L.
Gao et al.: Journal of Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration.
Li: Earth & Space Conference, ASCE. (2010), p. 2925 [10] E.L.

ElNagar3,d, W.M.
Al-Fatesh et al reported the performance of the Fe/Al2O3, Co-Fe/Al2O3, Ni-Fe/Al2O3 as a catalyst for CNTs.
El-Okr, M.
El-Okr, M.
El Nahrawy, B.A.

Huang et al. [1] researched the vibration control effect of tuned liquid damper (TLD) based on large span transmission tower.
Battista et al. [2] envisaged nonlinear pendulum-like damper (NLPD) installed on the tower in order to reduce the displacement at the top of tower, and the efficiency of nonlinear pendulum-like damper was demonstrated.
Deng et al. [3] studied wind vibration control experiment based on 500kV Jiangyin large span tower, and verified the design program of tuned mass damper (TMD) and viscoelastic dissipater (VED).
Liu et al. [4] presented a method to simulate tuned mass damper (TMD), and analyzed the control of wind-induced dynamic response for transmission tower-line system.
Table 1 Seismic acceleration records Site soil Earthquake Event date Magnitude Station PGA(gal) Hard Tangshan Aug. 31, 1976 5.8 Qian’an 132.39 Mid-hard Imperial Valley May 18, 1940 6.7 El Centro 341.70 Mid-soft Imperial Valley May 19, 1940 7.2 El Centro 306.74 Soft Kobe Jan. 16, 1995 6.9 Takatori 105.58 The responses of transmission tower with and without SMP under seismic excitation The tower shown in Fig. 3 is used in the numerical simulation analysis.

(2004) [3] Sun Chuanjie, Lu Zhonghua, Lu Yonggang, el. al.: Montion analysis of controllable rotation discrete rod.
[7] Yu Chuan, Liu Wenhan, Li Liangzhong, el al.: Studies on the JWL equation of state of detonation products for RHT-902 and OCTOL.
[10] Li Dahong, Wu Qiang, Zhang Hanzhao, el al.: Research of oblique penetration by rod projectile.
[11] Wang Feng, Wang Xiaojun, Hu Xiuzhang, el al.: Oblique penetration of an ogive-nosed rod into the aluminum target.

Voros et al. [8, 9] simplified the El-Halwagi’s representation by reducing the distribution boxes to junctions.
Maskan and Wiley et al. [10] used a directed graph and connectivity matrix to represent the RO networks superstructure.
El-Zanati, S.
El-Halwagi: AICHE J.
El-Halwagi: Journal of membrane science.

Fig. 1: Flows in Experimental System Key: 1.1 Energy input in material 1.2-1.6 Input of chem. and physical heat in heating has 1.7 - 1.11 Input of physical heat in burning air 1.12 Input of physical heat in cooling air 1.13 Input of physical heat in cooling water 2.1 Thermal losses through unit wall by free convection1 2.2 Thermal losses through unit wall by radiation1 2.3 Thermal losses through unit wall by free convection2 2.4Thermal losses through unit wall by radiation2 2.5Chemical energy in solid product 2.6 Loss by physical heat in solid product 2.7 Chemical energy in solid residue from cyclone 2.8 Loss by physical heat in solid residue from cyclone 2.9 Thermal loss in waste burnt gases 2.10 Chemical energy in liquid product 2.11 Loss by physical heat in liquid product 2.12 Loss by physical heat in heated cooling air 2.13 Loss by physical heat in heated cooling water 2.14 Chemical energy in gas product 2.15 Physical heat in gas product 3.1 El.
input power for belt conveyor 3.2 El. input power for scarper 3.3 El. input power for screw feeder 3.4 El. input power for left screw feeder 3.5 El. input power for right screw feeder 3.6 El. input power for secondary screw feeder 3.7 El. input power for screw feeder of solid product 3.8 El. input power for burnt gases fan 3.9 El. input power for air cooler 3.10 El. input power for liquid stirrer 3.11 El. input power for blower Note: 1around reactor, 2around cyclone Input Materials and Experimental Conditions Description Presented results are related to the device operation during processing of brown coal, rubber and polyethylene by the pyrolysis process.
Boehm, et. al: Heat and Mass Transfer.

El farh1,d, A.
Perdew et al[8].
EL Farh, Structural and electronic properties of VSb2 and FeSb2, Mater.
El Farh, First-Principles Investigation on Thermoelectric Properties of VSb2 Material, Int.
EL Farh Ab Initio Study of Optoelectronic Properties of VSb2 Compound, International Journal of Nanoelectronics and MaterialsVolume 13, No. 3, July (2020) 591-600

New Approach for Multiplying the Strength and the Formability of Cold Rolled BCC Based Structure Steel through Ultra Fine Structure Technique Hassan Bahaa-Eldin1,a, Mamdouh Eissa1,b , Ahmed Al-Sheikh2,c, M.K.
Chemical composition,% C Mn Si S P Al V Ti V+Ti H1 0.08 2.07 0.39 0.012 0.04 0.016 0.012 0.003 0.015 H2 0.08 2.1 0.5 0.01 0.036 0.02 0. 103 0.03 0.135 Fig.1 Schematic diagram of the applied regimes for the studied steel. 3.
Kyun et. al, has found that the character of cementite after subcritical annealing regime of low carbon steel completely converted into fine, dispersed and spheroid, which certainly support the steel with high formability character [14].
Et Al., Development Of Cold-Rolled Dual-Phase Steels With Tensile Strength Above 1000 Mpa And Good Bendability, Metall And Mat Trans A, 46: 4755, 2015
El-Kashif, K.

Orangun et al. and Zuo et al. [6] proposed Eq. 3 and 4, respectively for the confined effect of transverse stirrups at the region of development length or splice length.
Table 3 shows the test results of bond strength comparing with the results of Orangun et al., Zuo et al. and Einea et al..
El-Hadidi, Behavior of a confined tension lap splice in high-strength reinforced concrete beams, Slovak Journal of Civil Engineering, 23 (3) (2015) 1-8
EL-Hawary, A.T.
EL-Nady, Flexural behaviour of rectangular concrete beams with lap splices between deformed and smooth reinforcement bars, IJERT 2 (12) (2013)