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2022Developing the Documentation System for the Construction Project by Using Building Information Modelingهمسة رشيد مجيد
2021DESIGN A SUSTAINABLE BLAST PROTECTION WALL SYSTEM TO BE USED IN URBAN AREASعلي غالب ادريس
2021Design and Manufacture of Hybrid Composite Leaf Springرانية عدوان صبار
2020In this thesis, the dynamic response of single pile with a static load is studied under the dynamic load that were generated by use of an electric rotary motor with eccentric loading installed above cap pile, the tests are performed under dry and soaked states. . Many parameters are taken into consideration, including slenderness ratio (L/D) 12, 17, 22, 27 for solid steel pile with frequency 10 Hz and gypsum content 30%, different frequencies 10, 15, 20, 25 for solid steel pile with (L/D) 27, gypsum content 65% for solid steel pile, also (L/D) 27 and frequency 10 Hz, types of pile (concrete pile, hollow steel pile, rough steel pile, timber pile) with (L/D) 27 and frequency 10 Hz in all tests. . . The results of the tests showed that the velocity of vibration, acceleration of pile, displacement amplitude and settlement decrease with an increase in slenderness ratio and decrease in soaked soil compared to the corresponding values in dry soil where velocity decreased when increasing the slenderness ratio from 12 to 27 in the dry and soaked states by 78.2% and 77.2% respectively. Acceleration decreased by 84% and 80%, respectively, while the displacement amplitude decreased by 66.67% and 61.4%, respectively. As well, settlement decreased by 31.25%. . II The tests also showed that the velocity of vibration, acceleration, displacement amplitude of the solid steel pile with L/D 27 constant in all tests increased with increasing the frequency of the vibration source as the velocity decreased when the frequency is reduced from 25 to 10 Hz in the dry and soaked condition by 98% and 97.8% respectively, acceleration decreased by 98% and 97.8% respectively. While the displacement amplitude decreased by 84.7% and 80% respectively and the settlement is decreased by 31.25%. . . In addition, the results of tests showed that the displacement amplitude, velocity of vibration and acceleration increased with an increase in the gypsum content in soil, as the velocity decreased when decreasing the gypsum content from 65% to 30% in the dry and soaked states by 58.85% and 50% respectively. Acceleration decreased by 29.4% and 20%, respectively. While the displacement amplitude decreased by 20% and 30.5%, respectively and settlement decreased by 12%. . The results also showed that the velocity of vibration, acceleration and displacement amplitude are differed according to the type of pile. The dynamic response showed that an increase in timber pile compared to other type due to low hardness, while the settlement is less than in other piles as a result of friction between pile and soil.عبير سعد جامل
2022ABSTRACT In order to have best performance of leaf spring, a study was conducted to replace the conventional steel leaf spring that used in vehicle by composite materials. This thesis focused on describe about design and analysis of hybrid composite leaf spring. A rear leaf spring for a "Toyota" is regarded for this purpose, and three materials are employed to fabricate the leaf springs. The matrix material was epoxy, while the reinforced materials were E-glass and carbon. Composite materials have a good corrosion resistance, a high strength to weight ratio, and high elastic strain energy storage capacity. So aim of this research is to investigate the structural properties of a hybrid leaf spring which made of (95% Epoxy with 5% carbon), (95% Epoxy with 5%glass fiber), and (95% Epoxy with 5% of hybrid composite 2.5% of carbon and 2.5% of glass fiber). In this study, Hand Lay-up technique was used in the fabrication of leaf spring due to its advantages (low cost tooling and simplest method) over the other methods. The effectiveness of the proposed composite leaf spring was evaluated by implementing the mechanical tests, which were Tensile, Impact, Hardness, Fatigue, Damping and Flexural. The experimental results recorded an improvement in the mechanical properties when the reinforcing fibers are used as well as the best results were obtained by hybrid reinforcement. Finite Element method was employed based on ANSYS software to simulate the leaf spring part. The linear isotropic model was chosen to determine stresses, deformations, and fatigue life when an internal static load is applied. Finally, the results proved that the hybrid composite materials have the ability to carry the load-applied leaf spring without failure and with minimum deflection and long fatigue lifeلونا صباح كريم
2020Behavior of Single Pile Subjected to Dynamic Loading in Gypseous Soilنور ضياء عبد
2020FLEXURAL BEHAVIOR OF HOLLOW REINFORCED SELF COMPACTED CONCRETE T-BEAMSحيدر محمد عبد الحسين
2020Assessment of Emissions and Fuel Economy for Electric Hybrid and Conventional Vehicles: A Case Study of Iraqلؤي محمد مبارك
2020EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ELECTROOSMOSIS ROLE ON BEHAVIOR A GYPSEOUS SOILميثاق علي طالب
2020STRUCTURAL PERFORMANCE OF COMPOSITE REINFORCED CONCRETE BUBBLED ONE WAY SLABS Aابراهيم عباس علي