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Variation of the heavy metals concentration in some wells and springs water between Haditha dam and the site of Al Baghdadi dam (west Iraq)

Kamal.B. A-Paruany, Abdulhameed.A Al-Hadithy

Pages: 121-129

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The study area is located between latitude 33° 51.9 -34° 19 and latitudes 42° 15.83 to 42° 40.3 in the northwest part of the Governorate of Anbar. The research focuses upon the analysis of Heavy Metal variation between the dam of Haditha and the dam of Al Baghdadi in (8) wells and (4) springs. Nine heavy metals, including Zn2+, Fe2+, Cd2+, Mn2+, Pb2+, B2+and As2+, were analyzed for the wells and springs samples in August 2019 and March 2020. Present study shows a spatial and temporal change in heavy metals, whereas all well samples did not exceed allowable limits suggested by WHO and IQS. A major source of High values of heavy metals in some water samples of springs may be due to the effects of Agriculture, Fertilizers, pesticides and fish lake. The results also show a variation in the depth and source of wells, reflected by different co-existing sources. In addition to some human activities, which raise the level of concentrations.

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A New Separation, Fractionation and Improving of Abu- Aljeer Asphalt

Tariq Abdul-Jaleel, Juma Waji Salem, Aws Mseer Najres

Pages: 31-41

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The study of springs Abu-Aljeer natural asphalt at proven of al-anbar (Iraq), to find a mean of exploiting the asphalt springs as alternative energy resource, Included two stages The first: Separation the components of asphalt in two ways the first is column chromatography and second represented by extraction- chromatography. The results of separation were 10.20% Asphltene, 89.18% Maltene which separated lately to (Paraffinic 45.23%, Aromatic 28. 39% and Resin 21.66%). The second: Trying to improve the asphalt specifications by using natural materials that are available locally (limestone) with (5, 15, 25, 35%), which have given good results. Rheological properties have been tested, in such average that (virgin Softening was 430C, became 560C, Penetration was 110 dropped 39 and viscosity was 11355 turnedy other 47231cent-Stok, mm2Sec), and flash point ( 1790 C became 200 0C), Fractionated parts of asphalt were characterized by (UV), (FT-IR) spectra. This study also clarified paraffin compounds which represent the main part material and the colloidal state is in Gel phase.

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Torsional Capacity of Composite Reinforced Concrete Beams with Stirrup Connectors

Dolfocar Ali Usamah Witwit, Nabeel Abdulrazzaq Jasim

Pages: 177-192

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New composite reinforced concrete beams, in which reinforced concrete component is connected to steel T-section, are proposed. The shear connection between the two components, the reinforced concrete and the T-section, is provided by the stirrups that are required for the reinforced concrete component to resist the applied shear. Experimental tests in addition to numerical analysis were conducted to determine the behaviour and strength of such beams under pure torsion. Full scale one conventional reinforced concrete beam, T1, and two composite reinforced concrete ones, T2 and T3, were tested. The degree of shear connection between the two components of beams T2 and T3 was changed by varying the number of stirrups which are used as shear connectors. The experimental results revealed approximately same torsional stiffness for the three beams at the uncracked concrete stage. The torsional strength of the composite reinforced concrete beams was greater than that of ordinary reinforced concrete one by 11% and 27% for beams T2 and T3, respectively. Three-dimensional finite element analysis was conducted using program ABAQUS. To model the shear connection in composite reinforced concrete beam, the stirrups were connected to the web of the steel T-section by springs at the location of the stirrups. Good agreement is obtained between the results of the experimental tests and the finite element analysis. The ratios of experimental results to those of finite element analysis for torsional strength are approximately one. Under the pure torsion loading the degree of shear connection is found to have no effect on torsional capacity of beams.

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