Civil Engineering articles for Zhejiang University (ZJU), China

Time frame: 1 June 2025 - 30 May 2026

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Count: 14

Article ‘Count’ for Civil Engineering.

Journal Count Share
1 0.75
Data-assisted coordinated robust optimization method for urban water-power systems 0.75
1 1.00
Using apparent isotope enrichment factor to mitigate disturbances in isotopic fractionation analysis and leakage tracing by background groundwater at landfill sites across different regions 1.00
1 0.71
Mechanism of Chlorine-mediated Electrochemical Remediation System for Contaminated Cl-Na Type Coastal Groundwater 0.71
1 0.17
Silicate Enhances the Long-Term Dechlorination Performance of Sulfidized Zero-Valent Iron: Trade-Off between Passivation and In Situ Oxidation 0.17
1 0.10
Radon‐222 as an Effective Tracer to Distinguish Groundwater Circulation Patterns in the Deep Fault‐Controlled Geothermal System 0.10
1 0.08
Mechanistic Insights into the Interaction between Strätlingite and I–/IO3–: Implications on the Iodine Migration in Alkali-Activated Slag Cement 0.08
5 2.05
Recycling brick powder and recycled concrete powder in geopolymers: hydration kinetics, microstructure and mechanical properties 0.70
Synergistic effects of surface modifier and nanomaterial on eco-friendly UHPC containing crushed tunnel waste as manufactured sand—Towards cleaner production and circular resource utilization 0.64
Synthetic data augmentation and Integrated prediction framework for low-carbon recycled concrete: Leveraging CTGAN and multiple ML models stacking 0.33
Unveiling mechanisms governing heavy metal leaching from solid waste-vitrified glasses for cleaner resource recovery 0.25
Autothermal simulation of phosphogypsum thermal decomposition pilot system 0.13
3 0.91
Decoupling Elevation Errors from Pipe Roughness Calibration in Hydraulic Network Models 0.20
Distributed nodal water demand estimation for real-time modeling of large-scale water distribution systems using Bayesian decomposition 0.67
Can karst aquifer for public supply threatened by lead smelting be sustainably managed? Part II: Evidence from groundwater modeling 0.04

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