Browsing International Conference on Civil Infrastructure and Construction (CIC 2020) by Title

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    • Variation Orders in Building Projects in Khartoum State-Sudan: The Causes and the Impact on Projects Performance 

      Elshaikh, Eltahir; Mahmoud, Salma ( Qatar Univesrity Press , 2020 , Conference Paper)
      "Occurrence of variation orders (VOs) is a common phenomenon in building projects and a challenging feature. Opinions and feedback of the stakeholders of building projects at Khartoum State – Sudan were investigated to ...

    • Vehicle Inspection Policy and Emission Analysis in Kuwait 

      Al Kheder, Sharaf; Al Rukaibi, Fahad; Aiash, Ahmad ( Qatar Univesrity Press , 2020 , Conference Paper)
      "Technical vehicle inspection centers are widespread in Kuwait. All vehicles should pass the test every two years if not older than six years or every one-year for other vehicles. This study provided an insight into the ...

    • Verification of ACI- 549 Code for Flexural Strengthening of Reinforced Concrete Beams Using FRCM 

      Afzal, Muhammad Shekaib; Ebead, Usama ( Qatar Univesrity Press , 2020 , Conference Paper)
      This paper presents an analytical study to verify the ACI 549-4R-16 code for experimentally tested Reinforced Concrete (RC) beams, which were strengthened to enhance the flexural capacity using Fiber-Reinforced Cementitious ...

    • Vibration Prediction Model for Building Developments Adjacent to Railways 

      Seiner, Martin; Pistone, Elisabetta; Achs, Gunther; Toll, Hanno ( Qatar Univesrity Press , 2020 , Conference Paper)
      This paper presents the experimental and computational evaluation of ground-borne noise and vibration impacts at sensitive receivers in the vicinity of existing track sections. Vibration problems occur as an effect of train ...

    • Water Supply from Turkey to Cyprus Island with Suspended Marine Pipeline 

      Ozturk, Izzet; Agiralioglu, Necati; Ozdemir, Omer; Akinci, Nasir ( Qatar Univesrity Press , 2020 , Conference Paper)
      More than 90% of the water requirement for the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC/KKTC) was being supplied from groundwater resources, while the rest was being provided from surface waters and seawater until the ...