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Installation Direction Design And Construction Control Of Sliding Bearing Of Continuous Girder Bridge, Guan Changlu, Sun Xiudong, Dong Hao, Wang Xingzhou
Installation Direction Design And Construction Control Of Sliding Bearing Of Continuous Girder Bridge, Guan Changlu, Sun Xiudong, Dong Hao, Wang Xingzhou
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
Continuous girder bridges can improve the structural stress,increase the structural bearing capacity,and promote ride comfort.However,some continuous girder bridges suffer from issues such as bearing dislocation,upper torsion,and damage to seismic arrestors.To identify deficiencies in current design and construction control,an in-depth analysis of these issues was conducted.The findings reveal the main reason is that the bidirectional sliding bearings (nearly half of the total ) fail to provide horizontal force,and the main sliding direction of the unidirectional sliding bearings is inconsistent with the deformation of the bridge superstructure.In this paper,factors including temperature-induced deformation,material shrinkage,elastic compression,creep,and construction process control of the bridge superstructure were …
Crack Propagation Of Vehicle‑Steel Bridge Deck Slabs Based On Pavement Damage, Tang Sheng, Yin Xinfeng, Zhang Ming, Yan Wanli
Crack Propagation Of Vehicle‑Steel Bridge Deck Slabs Based On Pavement Damage, Tang Sheng, Yin Xinfeng, Zhang Ming, Yan Wanli
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
In order to study the influence of vehicles under different pavement damage conditions on crack propagation of welded toe at the roof of steel bridge deck slabs,finite element models of suspension bridges,fine vehicles,and local steel bridge deck slabs were established,and multiple groups of obstacle heights were set to simulate pavement damage.The explicit dynamic analysis program was used to simulate vehicle-bridge coupling vibration and extract the forces of vehicles on the steel bridge deck slabs at different lanes,speeds,and obstacle heights.The crack propagation life of the welded toe at the roof was obtained by applying them to a local steel bridge deck …
Calculation Of Socket Depth For Circular Pipe Pier-Bearing Platform Socket Connection, Chen Jingli, Xiao Feng, Wang Zhigang, Wang Zhihai, Xu Yan
Calculation Of Socket Depth For Circular Pipe Pier-Bearing Platform Socket Connection, Chen Jingli, Xiao Feng, Wang Zhigang, Wang Zhihai, Xu Yan
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
The minimum socket depth for circular pipe pier-bearing platform socket connection can be calculated according to Article C.0.3 in the Specifications for Design of Highway Precast Concrete Bridges (JTG/T 3365 -05—2022 ).In order to enable engineering designers to fully understand and correctly apply the calculation formula in this article,this paper first introduced the main technical features of the typical connection scheme,as well as the structural failure principles and objectives formulated in the specification of the typical connection scheme.Then,it briefly introduced the experimental research content and results of the typical connection scheme and explained the key construction measures and their functions …
Reliability Analysis Of Long‑Span Concrete Box Arch Bridge Under Temperature Effect Combinations, Zheng Junlin, Jiang Youbao, Zheng Xinhao, Lu Naiwei
Reliability Analysis Of Long‑Span Concrete Box Arch Bridge Under Temperature Effect Combinations, Zheng Junlin, Jiang Youbao, Zheng Xinhao, Lu Naiwei
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
The existing design methods for concrete arch bridge structures do not consider the random characteristics of the eccentricity generated by load effects and overlook the influence of stochastic eccentricity on structural reliability.To address this deficiency,a calculation model for eccentricity under temperature effect combinations was derived.The random characteristics of eccentricity for different sections of the main arch of concrete arch bridges and their sectional bearing capacities were analyzed under different load parameter combinations.By utilizing the Monte Carlo method,reliability indices were computed for different sections of the main arch and different load parameter combinations after considering the random characteristics of eccentricity.The results …
Preparation And Performance Of Emulsified Asphalt With High-Temperature Resistant And Wheel Sticking-Free Effects, Yan Han, Zha Xudong, Kang Xiaogang, Gong Yan, Zhang Zhengji, Zhang Wenshuai
Preparation And Performance Of Emulsified Asphalt With High-Temperature Resistant And Wheel Sticking-Free Effects, Yan Han, Zha Xudong, Kang Xiaogang, Gong Yan, Zhang Zhengji, Zhang Wenshuai
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
To address the problem of wheel sticking at high temperatures in the construction process of existing wheel sticking-free emulsified asphalt of tack coat,this paper adopted the composite modification method of 70# and 15# matrix asphalt and waterborne polyurethane resin (WPR ) to prepare hard asphalt-WPR (HA-WPR )-modified emulsified asphalt in accordance with the high-temperature resistant and wheel sticking-free requirements.Through a series of laboratory tests,the technical performance,wheel sticking-free performance,and interlayer bonding performance of the emulsified asphalt were researched and compared with ordinary wheel sticking-free emulsified asphalt and ordinary emulsified asphalt tack coat oil.The results show that the technical performance of the …
Model Analysis Of Axial Compressive Mechanical Properties Of Concrete Column Constrained By Textile-Reinforced Engineered Cementitious Composites, Ma Gao, Wang Zhaoyang
Model Analysis Of Axial Compressive Mechanical Properties Of Concrete Column Constrained By Textile-Reinforced Engineered Cementitious Composites, Ma Gao, Wang Zhaoyang
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
In order to avoid the problem of matrix cracking in textile-reinforced concrete (TRC ),a reinforcement method of textile-reinforced engineered cementitious composites (ECC ),namely TRECC composed of textile and high-performance ECC was proposed.However,the research on the axial compressive mechanical properties of TRECC-constrained concrete in China and abroad is still insufficient,and there is a lack of reliable strength and ultimate strain analysis models.A total of 116 axial compression test results of TRC-constrained concrete columns and 125 axial compression test results of TRECC-constrained concrete columns were collected.The confinement mechanisms and failure modes of TRECC and TRC-constrained concrete were compared.Then,the strength models and ultimate …
Key Techniques For Constructing Flexible Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil Abutments, Yu Xiaoxiao, Xu Chao, Li Haoyu, Zuo Binli
Key Techniques For Constructing Flexible Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil Abutments, Yu Xiaoxiao, Xu Chao, Li Haoyu, Zuo Binli
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
The flexible geosynthetic reinforced soil (GRS ) abutments offer several advantages,including cost saving,reduced bridgehead misalignment,and good seismic performance,showing great potential for application in transportation engineering both in China and abroad.The flexible GRS abutment is essentially composed of a composite structure formed by closely spaced layers of geosynthetic reinforcement material,and the construction quality and load-bearing capacity are crucial to the success of the project.To ensure construction quality and study the construction process of flexible GRS abutments,a construction site monitoring method was adopted.Based on the experience from the construction of a vehicular overpass on the Wuwei ‒ Yuexi Expressway,the quality control measures …
Research On Mechanical Entry Excavation And Reinforcement Measures For Large Cross-Section Tunnel, Liang Xiao, Li Ke, Guo Hongyan, Hu Xuebing, Yao Chengrui
Research On Mechanical Entry Excavation And Reinforcement Measures For Large Cross-Section Tunnel, Liang Xiao, Li Ke, Guo Hongyan, Hu Xuebing, Yao Chengrui
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
With the innovation of tunnel construction techniques and mechanical equipment,mechanical drilling and blasting for mountain tunnels have gradually developed.However,several challenges exist during the mechanical entry excavation for mountain tunnels,including the significant influence of geological factors,limited equipment adaptability,and constrained working space.This research,based on a specific tunnel project,utilized FLAC3D finite difference software to study the mechanical excavation method and auxiliary reinforcement measures for shallow-buried segments at the large cross-section tunnel portal.A comparative analysis was conducted on the displacement of surrounding rock,the stress of supporting structures,and the variation of plastic zones before and after tunnel face reinforcement for different advances per cycle and …
Application Research Of Bim Technology In Highway Prefabricated Bridge Scheme Design, Li Jinlong, Wang Xinnan, Liu Dongsheng, Chen Zhongzhi
Application Research Of Bim Technology In Highway Prefabricated Bridge Scheme Design, Li Jinlong, Wang Xinnan, Liu Dongsheng, Chen Zhongzhi
Journal of China & Foreign Highway
At present,the highway bridge scheme requires continuous adjustments and upgrading due to iterative updates of design data and refined investigation of the surrounding environment of the bridge site.This paper upgraded the traditional route design software,developed a GIS-integrated platform,built a three-dimensional environment with design data as the core,and created a bridge scheme model through parametric intelligent design.It also evaluated and optimized the bridge scheme based on the integration of the bridge model and the surrounding environment.The results show that by using BIM technology,the forward design of a bridge scheme based on a three-dimensional environment is realized.This approach automates the scale statistics …
Utilizing Convolutional Autoencoders For Anomaly Detection And Drill Bit Damage Assessment In Rotary Percussion Drilling, Lesego Senjoba, Hajime Ikeda, Hisatoshi Toriya, Tsuyoshi Adachi, Youhei Kawamura
Utilizing Convolutional Autoencoders For Anomaly Detection And Drill Bit Damage Assessment In Rotary Percussion Drilling, Lesego Senjoba, Hajime Ikeda, Hisatoshi Toriya, Tsuyoshi Adachi, Youhei Kawamura
Journal of Sustainable Mining
Monitoring drill bit wear during drilling improves operational efficiency. Wear in drill bits is influenced by factors related to drilling parameters and rock properties and can be categorized into types based on the cause of failure. Several studies have used machine learning to detect drill bit wear, mainly using classification models. However, these models require an extensive amount of data that includes different possible drill bit failures. This presents a challenge as acquiring data is difficult due to the scarcity of anomalies. This study introduces a novel approach utilizing convolutional autoencoders (CAE) for both anomaly detection and drill bit damage …
“Feels Good Man”: How One Amphibian Became A Weapon Of Mass Disinformation, Samuel Stiller
“Feels Good Man”: How One Amphibian Became A Weapon Of Mass Disinformation, Samuel Stiller
Binghamton University Undergraduate Journal
This paper investigates the “Pepe the Frog” meme to explore the significance of memes as a medium of disinformation with particular emphasis on how the psychology of anonymity affects how disinformation is disseminated.
Additive Manufacturing Applications In Mission-Critical Operations: A Review, Arup Dey, Olusanmi Adeniran, Monsuru Ramoni
Additive Manufacturing Applications In Mission-Critical Operations: A Review, Arup Dey, Olusanmi Adeniran, Monsuru Ramoni
Manufacturing & Industrial Engineering Faculty Publications
Additive manufacturing (AM) is used to fabricate complex components from a wide variety of materials in an additive manner. AM brings several benefits, such as reduced lead times, on-demand production, creation of complex customized designs without tooling requirements, and remote design sharing. However, the use of AM for critical components is limited in large missions due to quality and reliability concerns, as is the case with many manufacturing technologies. Enhancing the acceptance of AM-built parts for mission-critical components can be achieved by producing highly reliable parts, establishing robust quality standards, and continually improving part properties. This review article comprehensively explores …
A Digital Twin Based Forecasting Framework For Power Flow Management In Dc Microgrids, Kerry Sado, Jarrett Peskar, Austin Downey, Jamil A. Khan, Kristen Booth
A Digital Twin Based Forecasting Framework For Power Flow Management In Dc Microgrids, Kerry Sado, Jarrett Peskar, Austin Downey, Jamil A. Khan, Kristen Booth
Faculty Publications
The ability to forecast system conditions is integral to the definition and functionality of digital twins. While forecasting methods have been explored for use in digital twin systems, the integration of feedback mechanisms for real-time forecasting and in-situ decision-making in DC microgrids has not been extensively investigated. This research develops a modular forecasting framework tailored for digital twins in DC microgrids to enable real-time monitoring, online forecasting, and decision-making. DC microgrids, characterized by dynamic load variations, benefit from advanced predictive capabilities to maintain stability and operational efficiency. The proposed digital twin-based forecasting framework addresses these challenges by providing real-time predictive …
Utilizing Ai For Improved Credit Risk Assessment, Emel Baglarbasi
Utilizing Ai For Improved Credit Risk Assessment, Emel Baglarbasi
Harrisburg University Dissertations and Theses
As the finance sector continues to evolve, traditional risk assessment methods struggle to calculate default risk and identify nonlinear relationships accurately. This research examines an alternative risk assessment model designed to estimate credit risk more accurately and efficiently in the credit processes of individual customers, which are one of the primary sources of income for the banking sector. It presents the theoretical design of an AI-based model. The use of this AI model can reduce human error in processes, improve risk assessment accuracy, and expedite procedures. The study adopts a postpositivist worldview and employs a quantitative research design. Algorithms including …
Solid State Transformer Controls For Mitigation Of E3a High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse Insults, Connor A. Lehman, Rush D. Robinett, Wayne Weaver, David G. Wilson
Solid State Transformer Controls For Mitigation Of E3a High-Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse Insults, Connor A. Lehman, Rush D. Robinett, Wayne Weaver, David G. Wilson
Michigan Tech Publications
This paper explores the use of a solid state transformer (SST) to mitigate the 𝐸3𝐴 component of a high-altitude electromagnetic pulse (HEMP) insult using external energy storage optimal control techniques. In lieu of conventional passive blocking devices or feedback-controlled energy storage devices, a novel implementation of Hamiltonian error tracking is utilized to develop a feedback control law for the variable converter ratio in an SST. The findings of the simulations performed in this paper suggest that additional energy storage is not necessary to protect an individual load from a HEMP insult. The simulations performed examine the response of a single-phase …
Self-Thickening Materials Derived From Phenylpropanoid Ene Reactions, Atanu Biswas, Huai N. Cheng, Bret Chisholm, Ryan Beni, Zengshe Liu, Karl Vermillion, Michael Appell, Kelton Forson, Omar El Seoud, Carlucio R. Alves, Roselayne F. Furtado
Self-Thickening Materials Derived From Phenylpropanoid Ene Reactions, Atanu Biswas, Huai N. Cheng, Bret Chisholm, Ryan Beni, Zengshe Liu, Karl Vermillion, Michael Appell, Kelton Forson, Omar El Seoud, Carlucio R. Alves, Roselayne F. Furtado
Chemistry Faculty Research
In this work, we report the observation of uncatalyzed ene reactions between several phenylpropanoid compounds and diethyl azodicarboxylate (DEAD). For allylbenzene, the reaction produces the ene product at molar ratios of up to 1:2 of allylbenzene to DEAD. At higher levels of DEAD, more complex reactions are observed. For the reaction between methyl eugenol and DEAD, similar ene reaction products have been found. However, the reaction of eugenol with DEAD is more complex; in addition to the ene reaction, other reactions happen at the same time. Most of the structures of the resulting products have been elucidated using NMR spectroscopy …
The Role Of Financial Management In Project Success: Budgeting, Forecasting, And Cost Control, Siddarth Kandikattu
The Role Of Financial Management In Project Success: Budgeting, Forecasting, And Cost Control, Siddarth Kandikattu
Harrisburg University Dissertations and Theses
Financial management is essential for the success of projects, where budgeting, forecasting, and cost control are pivotal in reducing financial risks. This research investigates the efficacy of financial management practices across various sectors, pinpointing challenges including budget overruns, stakeholder pressures, and unforeseen costs. Utilizing qualitative research methods and analyzing survey data gathered via Qualtrics, the study reveals the effects of financial limitations, delays in approvals, and the use of digital financial tools on project outcomes.
The results indicate that insufficient budget allocation and poor forecasting practices are significant factors leading to project failures. Conversely, the implementation of financial technologies, including …
There May Be A Safer Treatment Against A Virus That Can Cause Birth Defects And Hearing Loss, Kade Robison
There May Be A Safer Treatment Against A Virus That Can Cause Birth Defects And Hearing Loss, Kade Robison
Research on Capitol Hill
CMV is the leading cause of non-genetic birth defects and hearing loss.
Staff Training Increases Success For Veterans And Service Members In Engineering, Samuel Shaw, Allison Miles
Staff Training Increases Success For Veterans And Service Members In Engineering, Samuel Shaw, Allison Miles
Research on Capitol Hill
Previous research developed four stages of support that staff can offer SVSM. The hope is through effective training, faculty, staff, and administrators can become “aware” and seek to further their ability to provide support. Increased support directly improves student success and academic belonging among SVSM.
Arrowhead-Shaped Shock Angle Influence Leading Edge Equation Influence Aircraft Outperform Other Structures At Hypersonic Speeds, Jacob Wiberg
Research on Capitol Hill
Hypersonic (at least 5 times faster than sound waves can travel) aircraft are quickly becoming a solution for fast travel for commercial and defense purposes.
Hagfish Protein Models Of Heart Tissue Reveal Processes Of Diabetes, Maelyn Andreasen
Hagfish Protein Models Of Heart Tissue Reveal Processes Of Diabetes, Maelyn Andreasen
Research on Capitol Hill
Diabetic cardiomyopathy impairs and damages heart tissue through chronic exposure to hyperglycemia, or high blood sugar, in diabetic individuals.
Studying the disease in heart tissue is difficult, so we set out to create a three-dimensional heart model that we can study under these hyperglycemic conditions.
Genetic Engineering In Alpacas May Unlock Cures For Currently Incurable Human Disease, James Cisneros
Genetic Engineering In Alpacas May Unlock Cures For Currently Incurable Human Disease, James Cisneros
Research on Capitol Hill
We aimed to establish laparoscopic ovum pickup (L-OPU) techniques in alpaca to retrieve oocytes for in vitro maturation and fertilization. Our project successfully retrieved and matured alpaca oocytes in vitro, a crucial step toward genetic engineering. Next, we will apply CRISPR-Cas9 to deactivate the IGM gene in fertilized embryos, aiming to enhance HCAb production. This will lay the foundation for humanizing these antibodies, making them viable for therapeutic use in human medicine.
Introduction To Drones, Shawn Barstow, Justin Wyatt Clawson, Shalyn Drake, Eric Galloway, Michael Pate
Introduction To Drones, Shawn Barstow, Justin Wyatt Clawson, Shalyn Drake, Eric Galloway, Michael Pate
All Current Publications
Unmanned aircraft have advanced so much that they are completing tasks and integrating into all aspects of our lives. They deliver, survey, collect data, and complete assigned tasks with more efficiency and lower cost than many currently used techniques. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) completely supports UAS in the National Airspace System (NAS) and continually updates information in this new and exciting field. This fact sheet will help you identify how you can legally fly drones and become an integral part of aviation’s vast and ever-progressing world.
Quantifying The Role Of Active Listening And Reassurance In Virtual Health Coach Interactions, Ghulam Hussain, Brian Keegan, Robert Ross
Quantifying The Role Of Active Listening And Reassurance In Virtual Health Coach Interactions, Ghulam Hussain, Brian Keegan, Robert Ross
Articles
Conversational Agents have the potential to support healthcare through coaching exercise routines, but are still lacking in demonstrating authentic social behaviours to support engagement. To this end, we present a series of experiments that we conducted in order to investigate how automated health care coaches can be more effective when their interaction style is tailored to demonstrate qualities associated with a good bedside manner, namely active listening and reassurance. To test this, we first developed a dataset of 135 dialogue excerpts from three distinct sources, i.e., original, handcrafted and LLMs, the latter two of which were tuned to demonstrate specific …
A Review Of Chemical Stabilisation Used To Enhance The Mechanical Properties Of Rammed Earth, David Thompson, Charles Augarde, Juan Pablo Osorio
A Review Of Chemical Stabilisation Used To Enhance The Mechanical Properties Of Rammed Earth, David Thompson, Charles Augarde, Juan Pablo Osorio
Articles
Rammed earth is a sustainable construction method with a lower carbon footprint and embodied energy compared to traditional materials like steel and concrete. However, its lower mechanical properties when compared to these forms of construction make it vulnerable to seismic forces. This paper reviews the published literature on enhancing rammed earth's mechanical properties through both chemical stabilisation and fibre reinforcement, with a focus on reusing waste materials. The effectiveness of these techniques are highlighted by comparing experimental results with minimum specifications taken from relevant guidelines and standards for building rammed earth structures in seismic zones. These findings demonstrate that chemical …
Zno Nanowires For Biosensing Applications, G.M. Mehedi Hossain, Daniel Garza, Emilio Chavez, Ahmed Hasnain Jalal, Fahmida Alam
Zno Nanowires For Biosensing Applications, G.M. Mehedi Hossain, Daniel Garza, Emilio Chavez, Ahmed Hasnain Jalal, Fahmida Alam
Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Publications
Zinc oxide Nanowires (ZnO-NWs) are promising biosensor materials and hold the key to overcoming challenges in the field. This chapter provides an introductory overview of biosensing technology, focusing on the fundamental principles and comparing ZnO-NWs with other nanostructures regarding the surface area, reactivity, electrical properties, charge transport behavior, optical, magnetic, and piezoelectric properties, and mechanical flexibility. Providing the synthesis and characterization methods, ZnO-NWs’ biosensing processes are also elaborated on surface modification for selectivity, integration with microfluidic systems, enhancing signal transduction, and connecting with biological elements like enzymes, antibodies, and DNA. The chapter also discusses the applications of ZnO-NWs-based biosensors in …
Incorporating Sustainability In Facility Layout Planning Algorithms And Assessing Hybridization Techniques On An Egyptian Case Study, Islam Atia
Theses and Dissertations
Due to the growing consequences faced as a result of global warming and climate change; humanity has come together to take an inclusive stance to combat this serious phenomena and work towards a more sustainable future. Large amounts of carbon dioxide emissions are a major contributor to global warming, and a vast proportion of this emission come from industrial and commercial facilities. Hence, if industrial facilities are built with a larger focus on carbon footprint, it will yield a significant reduction in global emissions throughout the lifetime of the facility and will constitute a huge milestone in the journey to …
Determining The Limitations Of Class F Fly Ash Compared To Class G Cement In Hydrocarbon Wells Application, Youssef Helmy
Determining The Limitations Of Class F Fly Ash Compared To Class G Cement In Hydrocarbon Wells Application, Youssef Helmy
Theses and Dissertations
Cement is a material commonly used in multiple applications in different industries. Among the industries that uses cement is the oil and gas industry. API (American Petroleum Institute) Class G cement that is the most incorporated form of cement used in the cementation of oil and gas wells to provide several forms of protection and stabilization for the casings. However, Class G cement is contested in terms of efficiency, costs, and environmental awareness against Class F fly ash geopolymers by researchers. This research aims to explore the potential limitations that fly ash geopolymer might have for its use in the …
Predicting The Indirect Cost Of Construction Projects In Egypt: An Artificial Neural Network Approach, Aya Effat
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Cost estimation is one of the vital processes in construction management that needs to be done early in any project in order to determine the project's budget. The accuracy of the cost estimate is a key factor in the success of construction projects since it enables project managers to successfully control the project’s expenses. Construction costs mainly consist of direct cost and indirect cost. Generally, indirect costs can be categorized into two types: site overheads and general overheads. In a construction project, overheads, particularly site overhead costs, make up a considerable portion of a contractor's budget. Accordingly, accurately estimating the …
Flexural Strengthening Of Reinforced Concrete Beams Using Nsm Gfrp: Assessing Key Parameters, Berlant Arab
Flexural Strengthening Of Reinforced Concrete Beams Using Nsm Gfrp: Assessing Key Parameters, Berlant Arab
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The structural integrity and longevity of Reinforced Concrete (RC) beams are critical to modern construction, influencing safety, usability, and maintenance costs over time. As civil engineering endeavors to meet the challenges posed by aging infrastructure and evolving usage demands, rehabilitating and strengthening RC structures have become essential practices globally. This research focuses on a prevalent yet innovative method of enhancing RC beams: the application of Near Surface Mounted (NSM) Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) bars.
GFRP is increasingly favored in structural engineering due to its superior properties to traditional materials. These include high tensile strength, resistance to corrosion, lightweight nature, …