Advanced engineering and technology II : Proceedings of the 2nd Annual Congress on Advanced Engineering and Technology (CAET 2015), Hong Kong, 4-5 April 2015 PDF
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Editor Editor: Liquan Xie Xie Advanced Engineering and Technology II collects recent essential ideas and advanced a A techniques to overcome the current engineering issues in civil engineering, environmental n d engineering, water science and hydraulic engineering, energy and chemical engineering, d v a and other related fields. The 60 technical papers from the 2nd Annual Congress on T n e Advanced Engineering and Technology (CAET 2015, Hong Kong, 4-5 April 2015) c c focus on recent advanced theories and technologies for modelling, computing and data e h analysis in these fields, and their applications. Some of these technologies may become d n key factors in the success of future engineering advances, and will definitely stimulate o E new ideas, methods and applications. lo n g g Advanced Engineering Advanced Engineering and Technology II will be useful to academics and professionals y in in environmental engineering, civil engineering, water science and hydraulic engineering, I e food engineering, energy and chemical engineering. I e r i and Technology II n g an informa business ADVANCEDENGINEERINGANDTECHNOLOGYII TThhiiss ppaaggee iinntteennttiioonnaallllyy lleefftt bbllaannkk PROCEEDINGSOFTHE2NDANNUALCONGRESSONADVANCEDENGINEERING ANDTECHNOLOGY(CAET2015),HONGKONG,4–5APRIL2015 Advanced Engineering and Technology II Editor Liquan Xie DepartmentofHydraulicEngineering,TongjiUniversity,China CRCPress/BalkemaisanimprintoftheTaylor&FrancisGroup,aninformabusiness ©2015Taylor&FrancisGroup,London,UK TypesetbyMPSLimited,Chennai,India PrintedandboundinGreatBritainbyCPIGroup(UK)Ltd,Croydon,CR04YY Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthispublicationortheinformationcontainedhereinmaybe reproduced,storedinaretrievalsystem,ortransmittedinanyformorbyanymeans, electronic,mechanical,byphotocopying,recordingorotherwise,withoutwrittenprior permissionfromthepublishers. 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Publishedby: CRCPress/Balkema P.O.Box11320,2301EHLeiden,TheNetherlands e-mail:[email protected] www.crcpress.com–www.taylorandfrancis.com ISBN:978-1-138-02796-1(Hbk) ISBN:978-1-315-68306-5(eBookPDF) AdvancedEngineeringandTechnologyII–Xie(Ed) ©2015Taylor&FrancisGroup,London,ISBN978-1-138-02796-1 Table of contents Preface IX NumericalsimulationoftheimpactoftheseawallprojectinXiaohaoon 2Dtidalcurrent 1 J.Lv,M.Chen,Y.Chen&J.Zuo Accuracyassessmentoftheglobaloceantidemodelsbasedontidestations 7 Y.Mei,J.Zuo,M.Chen&Z.Gao Thedamagingeffectofcarbonationprocessonfrostresistantconcreteafter freeze/thawcycles 13 E.Liisma,L.M.Raado&J.Kraht Synthesis,characterizationandphotocatalyticstudiesofCarbon,Cobalt co-dopedmesoporousnanotitaniawithanatasecrystallinestructure 19 W.-H.Yao&L.Min Thecoregisteringandfusingformultibeamechosoundersonarandsidescansonardata 25 F.Jiang&F.-L.Yang GeoecologicalfactorsofhealthriskforpopulationofSolnechnymining settlement,KhabarovskiyKrai 31 L.T.Krupskaya,V.P.Zvereva,N.K.Rastanina&N.G.Volobueva Urbanheatislandmitigationandurbanenergyequilibriumthroughurban forestdevelopment 37 J.-J.Li,H.Zhang,J.-Y.Zhuang&B.Schwegler Effectofexternalelectricfieldonelectrostaticenhancementbagfilterfor removalofPM 43 2.5 Y.Chang,X.Xiang,P.Jia&Q.Ke Simulationofturbulenceeffectofsolidonmasstransferinabio-fluidizedbedreactor 49 L.Lei&Y.Yan Optimizedoperationmodelofreservoirsinheavysediment-ladenriversbasedon thestatisticaltheory 55 Y.Zhang,X.Li,W.Wang&T.Wu Applicationandeconomicprofitofanewupward-pushingflowintegrated oxidationditch 61 R.Zhao,J.Yang&H.Shen Compositeelementmodelforjointedrockmassesreinforcedbyshotcreteliningandbolt 67 N.Qin,X.-P.Cheng&F.Jiang Configurationandconstructiontechnologyofshrinkage-compensatingconcrete 73 J.Q.Wang&J.Wang Effectsoffatigueloadingandenvironmentalerosiononthedamageof reinforcedconcretebridges 81 L.Yang V StudyofeffectsofionicstrengthandpHonPAHsremovalbynanofiltration 89 X.D.Wang,H.H.Zhang,L.Wang&X.F.Guo Groutingmethodofthedamfoundationandthefieldgroutingtestconstruction 95 C.Gao,L.Nie&J.Wu Experimentalverificationofanewecologicalfishway 103 H.Guo,W.Qiu,Z.Wu&L.Xie Experimentalstudyoninternalsolitarywaveinducedflowfield 111 F.Wang,K.F.Wu,H.Y.Guo&D.S.Miao Numericalsimulationofthetunnel’swaterinflowintheinterlayerporouskarst 117 M.J.Zhao,P.Jin,H.L.Zheng&P.Liu Developingcharacteristicsofquickcutting-inducedporewaterpressureintheseabed 123 G.Hong,X.Liang,L.Xie,J.Wang,G.Liu&X.Wang Effectofwater-fertilizercouplingonyield,qualityandsoilnutrientcontentof tomatoingreenhouse 129 W.-J.Wang,T.-L.Wang&B.Li Thestudyoncompensationmechanismofladderpricingwithlogisticapplied intodemandinhouseholds 135 X.-Y.Wang&H.Wang Researchofthespace-timecongestionmodeloftrafficflowinportwaters 141 K.Wang,Y.Zhou,Z.Wen,B.Zhang&J.-X.Liu Comprehensiveevaluationofwaterresourcesutilizationefficiencyandits differenceanalysisintheYellowRiverBasinbasedonentropymodel 147 X.Guan,M.Chen&Y.Meng Effectofarsenicconcentrationinirrigationwateronsoilandricequality 153 G.Jiang,L.Zhang&Y.Li ThedynamicevaluationofwaterresourcessecurityofGuangxiprovinceinChina basedonthemodifiedwaterresourcesecologicalfootprintmodel 161 Y.Zhang,L.Cheng,H.Zhang&F.Lee Researchonnumericalsimulationofthreedimensionaltemperaturefieldin shallowlakes 169 Z.Jing&L.Kang PollutionlevelandhealthriskofheavymetalsinthewateroftheTaizihe RiverBasin,China 175 Q.Chen,Q.Wang,S.Xin&G.Yu Influenceofjunctionangleandfluxratioonthree-dimensionalflowstructure incross-sectionofconfluenceatconfluentmeanderbends 181 B.Sui&S.H.Huang Mechanismresearchofremovingthemoistureinsludgebio-drying 189 W.Wei,N.Zhang,H.Zou&Q.Zhang StructuredecompositionanalysisofwaterconsumptioninZhangyeCity 195 Z.Ma&J.X.Liu Phytoplanktoncommunityandrelatedenvironmentalfactorsinaplateaushallowlake 201 F.Liu,X.P.Mu,W.Cui,B.Baoligao,X.S.Wang&Y.H.Wu VI ResearchofCOD andTNreleaserateinChangLake,HubeiProvince,China 207 Mn Y.Li,H.L.Guan,X.Wu,Y.Wang&W.H.Huang Usingtherandomforestmethodforclassificationandregressioninhydrology 213 S.Yu,Y.Chen,Q.Huang,Y.Kang,R.He&S.Gu NumericalsimulationofgroundwaterintheupperofChaobairiveralluvial faninBeijing 219 Y.Liu,J.Liu,S.Li,P.Dong&Y.Sun AssessmentoftraceelementsinwaterofBeijingurbanlakes,China 225 Z.Cheng,Y.Liu,Z.Yang,Q.Chen&Z.Zhong Effectofover-exploitationonundergroundwaterqualityintheupperpartofthe ChaobairiverAlluvialFaninBeijing 237 X.Wang,S.Li,Y.Shen,Y.Sun,Z.Li&P.Li Impactanalysisofvegetationcoverageinslopeonsoilinfiltrationcapacity 243 J.Wang,Z.Li&W.Yao Aquality-quantityequilibriummodelforurbanwaterresourcesallocation 251 J.Zou ComprehensiveevaluationofaquaticecosysteminDaningreservoir 259 L.Yu,H.Gu,Q.Y.Meng,Q.J.Li&Y.H.Liu Studyonanewmonthlydecompositionmodelofcontractenergyfor cascadehydropowerstationsbasedonriskpreference 265 W.Yuan&C.Wu DamfoundationoptimizationanddynamicdesignresearchofShannipoarchdam 275 L.Xu,H.Qiu,Y.Chen&H.Luo Variationofcarbohydrate,carotenoidpigmentandantioxidantactivityof Caracaraorangeduringpostharveststorage 283 R.H.Huang,Y.M.Lu&R.D.Liu Antibacterialspectrumandstabilityanalysisofthefermentationbrothof StreptomycesalbulusNK413 289 C.Du,L.Zhou,D.Xu&Z.Yang AntagonisticeffectofBrevibacilluslaterosporusBL-21onpathogenicfungiof soybeanrootrot 295 C.Du,Z.Yang,L.Wang&D.Xu Effectofthreespouteddryingmethodsontheprocessandqualitycharacteristics ofcarrotcubes 301 S.Wang,R.Yang,Y.Han&Z.Gu Effectofdifferentpackagingmethodsonthestoragequalityofyellowbellpeppers 309 S.Liu,D.Wang,L.Jia,J.Jin,Z.L.Zhang&X.M.Duan OptimizedproliferationconditionsofrecombinantEscherichiacolibyRSM 315 R.Liang,L.Xu,J.Pu&S.Lin Optimizationglucoseutilizationrateofratearecombinantstrain 321 M.Zhang,X.Li,Y.Yang&S.Lin Extraction,isolationandpreliminarystructureofanewproteinand polysaccharidefromHypomesueolidus 327 M.Gou,X.Liu&X.Guan VII Liquefactiontechnologyofhighconcentrationcornstarchtreatedbyirradiation 333 S.Lin,M.Liu&J.Liu ToxicityevaluationofflavonoidsfromSiraitiagrosvenorii 339 S.Yang,S.Shen&S.Lin Optimizingserviceselectionusinghybridmulti-objectivegeneticalgorithms 345 B.Li,B.Bai&C.Zhang GAMappliedtostudytheperformanceoftunapurseseine 351 H.Tang,L.Xu,X.Wang&C.Zhou TheabnormalexpressofE-cadherinandβ-cateninintissueandsignificanceof CA153,TSGF,CA125andCEAfordetectionandinjudgingtheprognosis ofbreastcancer 357 J.Zhang,S.C.Hou,G.P.Wang&Y.A.Liang TheapplicationofBootstrapmethodtotheevaluationofphysicalmodel testingandtheat-seaobservationsofthesinkingoffishingnet 363 H.Tang,L.Xu,C.Zhou&X.Wang Researchonroom-temperaturemodelingreplacinghigh-temperaturemodeling experimentsbasedonkinetictemperature 369 T.Yu,L.Zhang,D.Peng,Z.Zhang,X.Feng&Y.Liu Analysisofdrivingpowerfordredgercutterheadbasedondistinctelementmethod 375 X.Liang,L.Xie,J.Hu&L.Zheng ApplicationofMDTdatatoidentifyfluidonXushenvolcanicreservoir 381 Z.F.Chen,W.Yan,S.X.Wu&W.Zhang Turbulentflowandheattransferinthetriangularhelicalductsfor temperature-dependentviscosityfluid 387 Y.L.Dai,C.H.Wang&C.Y.Zhu Authorindex 391 VIII AdvancedEngineeringandTechnologyII–Xie(Ed) ©2015Taylor&FrancisGroup,London,ISBN978-1-138-02796-1 Preface To create a sustainable world, engineers, academicians and other practitioners are facing more difficultandunprecedentedchallengesinincreasingdemandsincivilengineering, environmen- talengineering, waterscienceandhydraulicengineering, energyandchemicalengineering, and otherrelatedfields.Somerecentessentialideasandadvancedtechniqueshavebeenpresentedto overcomethecurrentengineeringissuesandchallenges.The2ndAnnualCongressonAdvanced Engineering andTechnology (CAET 2015) will be held during 4–5April 2015 in Hong Kong. Themainobjectiveofthecongressispromotingtechnologicalprogressandactivities, technical transferandcooperation,andopportunitiesforengineersandresearcherstomaintainandimprove scientificandtechnicalcompetenceintheirfields. ThisbookrepresentstheCAET2015andpublished60papersfromthecongress. Eachofthe papershasbeenpeerreviewedbyrecognizedspecialistsandrevisedpriortoacceptanceforpubli- cation.Thepapersembodyamixoftheoryandpractice,planningandreflectionparticipation,and observationtoprovidetherichdiversityofperspectivesrepresentedatthecongress.Thepapers relatedtoenvironmentalandcivilengineeringmainlyfocusonadvancedtheoriesandtechnologies inthefieldsofcivilengineering,andaddresswastewatermanagementandairpollutioncontrol, recycling,wastedisposal,environmentalsustainability,publichealthissues,bioremediation,and water treatment plant design. The papers dealing with water science and hydraulic engineering address new concepts, theories, methods, and techniques related to water issues in the fields of waterscience, waterengineering, waterresources, waterenvironment, waterecology, andwater management,irrigationengineering,large-scalehydropowerprojectconstruction,largeriverand lakeregulation,inter-basinwatertransfer,hydroelectricenergydevelopment,damsafety,portengi- neering,ecologicalrestoration,andsustainableutilizationofwaterresources.Thepapersrelated to modelling, computing and data analysis presents the most recent developments of advanced theoriesandtechnologiesformodelling,computinganddataanalysis,togetherwiththeirapplica- tions,intheengineeringfieldofenvironmentalandcivilengineering,waterscienceandhydraulic engineering,andotherrelatedfields. Although these papers represent only modest advances toward overcoming major scientific problemsinengineering,someofthetechnologiesmightbekeyfactorsinthesuccessoffutureengi- neeringadvances.Itisexpectedthatthisbookwillstimulatenewideas,methodsandapplications inongoingengineeringadvances. Lastbutnotleast,wewouldliketoexpressourdeepgratitudetoallauthors,reviewersfortheir excellent work, and Léon Bijnsdorp, Richard Gundel and other editors fromTaylor & Francis Groupfortheirwonderfulwork. IX
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