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Next Generation Artificial Neural Networks for Civil Engineering

Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering, 2006
If we measure complexity in these simple terms as the number of primary processing units that can be employed usefully in an application then we can compare today’s general purpose digital computer to the brain of a rabbit comprising in the order of 10 9 neurons, while artificial neural networks have progressed no further than the brain of the humble ...
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A new generation of concrete in civil engineering

Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 2000
Abstract This paper presents current tendencies in the state-of-the-art in research on technology development in a new generation of cement-based concrete. The classification of such concrete and its characteristic physical properties that have been difficult to achieve up to the present time for so-called ordinary concrete are presented.
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An Integrated Starter/Generator for a Large Civil Aero-Engine

3rd International Energy Conversion Engineering Conference, 2005
*† ‡ § . This paper considers the feasibility of incorporating a switched reluctance starter generator within the high -pressure (HP) region of a large civil aero -engine, specifically in terms of achievable power densities, inverter rating, machine losses and the consequent cooling requirements. The high -pressure shaft of a typical large turbo -fan e
David Powell, Geraint Jewell, Jason Ede, David Howe   +3 more
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Civil Engineering Features of Linden Generating Station

Journal of the Power Division, 1958
The object of this paper is to set forth the problems which the civil engineer meets and is called upon to solve to make possible the construction of an electric generating station involving the rather unusual conditions which occurred in the construction of the Linden Generating Station of Public Service Electric and Gas Company of New Jersey.
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Educating next-generation civil engineers about smart structures technology

SPIE Proceedings, 2005
The implementation of smart structures technology in the design, construction and maintenance of civil and mechanical systems have been shown beneficial to the performance enhancement, operating efficiency and reliability of structural systems. However, most of today's engineering students are unaware of the remarkable properties of smart sensors and ...
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Civil Engineering Corrosion Control. Volume 1. Corrosion Control - General

1975
Abstract : The report deals with corrosion and corrosion control of buried and submerged metal structures. Causes and theory of corrosion, material selection, protective coatings, and cathodic protection application are included. The information contained herein will be useful for solving all corrosion problems encountered on real property and real ...
Thomas F. Lewicki, Lewis H. West
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A head start for the next generation of civil engineers

Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Civil Engineering, 2015
The UK Headstart initiative, which offers 16–17 year olds a chance to spend a week at university on an engineering taster course before making their final degree choice, received over 3000 applications last year – the highest in its 17 year history. Estelle Rowe of EDT reports.
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Innovative Pedagogical Frameworks for Next-Generation Civil Engineering Education

The field of civil engineering education is undergoing a transformation as emerging pedagogical frameworks integrate cutting-edge technologies and interdisciplinary learning approaches. This chapter explores innovative strategies for enhancing civil engineering education through active learning, digital tools, and industry collaboration.
Ganesh Kumar Koshti, Nishigandha Vaijinath Mahamuni   +1 more
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Application of microwave aquametry in civil engineering and in power generation

Measurement Science and Technology, 2007
The first part of this paper is devoted to microwave moisture-measurement (aquametry), starting with an overview of the work performed by researchers involved in using microwave (or high-frequency electromagnetic) signals for moisture measurement, as well as in non-destructive testing and evaluation (NDT&E) of mainly concrete.
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Glossary of building and civil engineering terms. General and miscellaneous. Parts of construction works

, 2015

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