2018
DOI: 10.1007/s00231-018-2431-2
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Experimental study on distributed optical fiber heated-based seepage behavior identification in hydraulic engineering

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“…Based on the above method, the tension and displacement of Geomembrane can be obtained by numerical iteration (Su et al, 2019), and the influence of various parameters of landfill slope on the displacement and tension of Geomembrane can be analyzed by numerical method. In this paper, the main parameters affecting the displacement and tension of Geomembrane, inclination q, length L, elastic modulus E and height H, are studied.…”
Section: Numerical Solution Of Finite Differencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the above method, the tension and displacement of Geomembrane can be obtained by numerical iteration (Su et al, 2019), and the influence of various parameters of landfill slope on the displacement and tension of Geomembrane can be analyzed by numerical method. In this paper, the main parameters affecting the displacement and tension of Geomembrane, inclination q, length L, elastic modulus E and height H, are studied.…”
Section: Numerical Solution Of Finite Differencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the urgency required in construction practice, the leakage detection technology for diaphragm wall joints is being developed constantly. At present, the detection methods include leakage monitoring based on capacitive sensors [ 6 ], electromagnetic leakage detection technology [ 7 ], tracer method leak detection technology [ 8 ], and distributed fiber optic percolation detection technology [ 9 ]. Du [ 10 ] monitored the infiltration process of liquid in rock and soil by using the direct current resistivity method.…”
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confidence: 99%