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Modern Problems
in Construction
Selected Papers from MPC 2021
Editors
NikolaiVatin EkaterinaGennadyevnaPakhomova
PetertheGreatSt.PetersburgPolytechnic FacultyofConstructionandArchitecture
University SouthwestStateUniversity
Saint-Petersburg,Russia Kursk,Russia
DanijelKukaras
FacultyofCivilEngineering
UniversityofNoviSad
Subotica,Serbia
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LectureNotesinCivilEngineering
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Contents
TheMathematicalModelofaMultilayerWallofaPlateHeat
Exchanger ........................................................ 1
VladimirYezhov, NataliaSemicheva, AlekseyBurtsev,
andNikitaPerepelitsa
ComparingEmbeddedTechnologiesforAerialGeomaticsUsing
UnmannedAerialSystems ......................................... 13
AlexeyBulgakov,DaherSayfeddine,Wen-derYu,andNataliaBuzalo
Bulldozer Sensing Technique for the Purpose of Automation
forBulldozer’sWorkflow ........................................... 21
AlexeyBulgakov,GeorgiiTokmakov,andWen-derYu
The Study of the Stability of a Statically Indeterminate
Double-SpanFrameMadeofTimber,ConsideringtheDegrading
ConditionsofSupport ............................................. 31
AlexeyBulgakov, KseniaDubrakova, DmitriiMishin,
andKlausHolschemacher
Variant of the Formula for the Design Resistance of the Soil
forSlabFoundations ............................................... 39
AlexeyBulgakov,JensOtto,IuliiaMatvienko,andOksanaOsipova
ANewMethodofCheckingtheStabilityoftheFrameStructural
System in the Event of an Emergency Situation Associated
withtheDraftofOneoftheColumns ................................ 49
AlexeyBulgakov, KlausHolschemacher, KseniaDubrakova,
andPavelMaltsev
Aging and Long-Term Mechanical Impact in the Durability
ofWoodComposites ............................................... 57
SemyonMamontov, AleksandrMamontov, PavelMonastyrev,
SergeyEmelianov,andEkaterinaPahomova
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Analysis of the Implemented Project for the Construction
of a High-Rise Building Between Two Low-Rise Buildings
intheZoneofMaximumMutualInfluenceofTheirFoundations ...... 67
AliAl−Bukhaiti,VektorLedenev,YaroslavSavinov,andOlgaUmnova
The Effect of Reinforced Concrete for Crack Resistance
andRigidityBasedonMechanicsofFractureUnderBending
withTorsion ...................................................... 79
VladimirKolchunov
NumericalModelingofSteelJoints .................................. 97
AnastasiaAlekseeva,NinaBuzalo,JensOtto,andAlexeyBulgakov
Component Compositions of Mixtures of Cement-Wood
Heat-InsulatingMaterial ........................................... 105
N.V.KuznetsovaandA.D.Seleznev
Experimental Establishment of the Required Number
ofExperimentsPerPointinDeterminingtheThermalFluctuation
ConstantsoftheGeneralizedZhurkovfortheMethodofDirect
TemperatureandControlPoint ..................................... 115
A.V.ErofeevandT.I.Gorokhov
EffectsofBasaltFibreontheStrengthofConcrete ................... 123
AlexeyBulgakov, KlausHolschemacher, IuliiaDavidenko,
andVladimirBredikhin
ExperimentalStudiesoftheEffectofReinforcementontheBearing
CapacityofaSandyBaseUnderStaticandCyclicLoading ............ 129
VasiliyM.Antonov, IbtehalAbdulmonemAl-Naqdi,
PavelV.Monastyrev,SergeyEmelianov,andEkaterinaPakhomova
TheEffectofLong-TermStorageontheCompressiveStrength
AlongtheGrainofPineTimber .................................... 137
AlexanderMasalovandViktoriiaSolodilova
Fast-HardeningSlag-AlkalineHeat-ResistantAeratedConcrete
of Increased Heat Resistance with Additives of Fly Ash
ofNovocherkasskSDPP ............................................ 149
SergeyEmelianov, AlexeyBulgakov, JensOtto, ArsenAvakyan,
KirillProtsenko,GennadiySkibin,andAlexanderMikheev
TheTemperatureControlMethodsfortheHeatSupplySystem
ofBuildingsandStructures ......................................... 165
DmitryTyutyunov,AlekseyPihtin,andAlekseyBorodin
Contents vii
TheMathematicalModelofAutomatedControlofHeatFlows
intheSupplyandExhaustVentilationSystem ........................ 177
DmitryTyutyunov, AlexeyBurtsev, NikitaPerepelitsa,
andAlexanderBurtsev
Prognostic Approach to Sustainable Development in Urban
PlanningAnalysisofGreenAreas ................................... 189
YanaZolotukhina, EkaterinaProkshits, SemyonPodvalny,
andYuliaPashchenko
The Construction Technique Employed in the Erection
oftheMasonryDomeoftheMostaRotunda,Malta ................... 201
LinoBianco
OptimizationoftheRoutingofHeatingNetworks .................... 215
EkaterinaKopytina, EvgenyUmerenkov, AnastasiaChuikina,
NatalyaPetrikeeva,andDmitryChudinov
HydrodynamicsoftheFlowofanIdealLiquidWhenItFlowsOut
oftheBottomHoleofaParabolicTank .............................. 225
BorisKumitskiy,SvetlanaTul’skaya,ViktorMorozov,EgorAralov,
andVictorBudnikov
Experimental Study of Deformation of Flexible Timber
CompressedElementsUnderEnvironmentalLoading ................ 233
AlexeyBulgakov,JensOtto,SergeiDubrakov,andDenisShvartcer
HardeningModeandFoamConcreteProperties ..................... 247
MikhailNovikov, AndreyGoykalov, ElviraSemenova,
andVladislavPakhomov
Two-Dimensional Temperature Fields of Variants Design
ofaDouble-SkinFacadeStructure .................................. 255
AngelinaTkachuk, ElinaUmerenkova, AndreyGoikalov,
andMikhailNovikov
UsingLinearEquationsinCalculatingtheHeatCapacitiesofGases .... 271
DmitryKitaev,SvetlanaTulskaya,andVitalyZhmakin
Method for Analysis of Hierarchies for Development of Gas
IndustryEnterprises ............................................... 281
GalinaMartynenko, VitalyZhmakin, VeraUkhlova,
VladimirLukyanenko,andMariaPopova
ImprovingtheReliabilityofGasDistributionNetworks ............... 291
KuznetsovSergey,KolosovAleaxander,andKuznetsovaGalina
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DeterminationofHomogeneousFoundation’sSettlementBased
ontheIntegralEstimationMethod .................................. 303
KseniaDubrakova,AlexeyBulgakov,andThomasBock
TheUseofAshandSlagWasteintheProductionofBuilding
Materials ......................................................... 311
OlgaSotnikova,ElenaZhidko,andSergeiTenyachkin
ThermofluctuationConstantsofBuilt-UpSectionWoodenBeams
WithoutSpecialTies ............................................... 321
A.V.ErofeevandP.V.Monastyrev
The Mathematical Model of a Multilayer
Wall of a Plate Heat Exchanger
VladimirYezhov ,NataliaSemicheva ,AlekseyBurtsev ,
andNikitaPerepelitsa
Abstract Theaimoftheresearchisamathematicalsimulationofanexperimental
installation of a complex multilayer plate heat exchanger with deep heat recovery
fromwastegasesandventilationemissionswithsimultaneousheatingofthesupply
airandgenerationofthermoelectricity.Themethodsofcomputersimulationinthe
SolidworkssoftwareenvironmentwiththeFlowsimulationpackageisconsidered.
Applyingmathematicaltools,thestudypresentsamethodforintensifyingtheheat
transfer coefficient by turbulators installed on a ribbed flat wall. As a result of the
study,anoptimalmathematicalandcomputermodelofacomplexmultilayerplate
heatexchangerwasobtained.
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Keywords Heatexchanger Heat Heattransfer Thermalconductivity
· ·
Turbulence Thermoelectricity Effectiveness
1 Introduction
Theprocessofdevelopmentofthefuelandenergyandhousingandutilitiessectors
of the Russian Federation is associated with the problems of energy conservation
andenvironmentalsafety.
Thebasicsofcalculatingheattransferthroughalayerofsubstancesarepresented
in [1–3]. The solutions of the problems of heat transfer through multilayer plates,
throughthelayersofsubstancesboundedbywallswithheatreleaseinthelayerare
presentedandanalyzed.Thecasesofcylindricalandsphericallayersareconsidered.
The authors substantiated the use of cleaning and disposal systems as well as
the use of devices and complexes of heat exchange equipment in [3]; the study
allowsreducingthetemperatureofwastegasesandventilationemissions,improving
environmentalsafetyoftheterritoryadjacenttotheinstallationsiteofsuchequipment
bytreatmentofharmfulimpuritiesofnitrogen,carbonoxides,sulfur,ash,etc.
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V.Yezhov( )·N.Semicheva·A.Burtsev·N.Perepelitsa
SouthwestStateUniversity,94,50LetOktyabryaul.,Kursk305040,Russia
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