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A review on the development of cool pavements to mitigate urban heat island effect by Qin, Yinghong

“…Conventional impervious pavements have dark surface and large thermal inertia. During summertime they tend to absorb and store solar radiation but negate the…”
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Urban canyon albedo and its implication on the use of reflective cool pavements by Qin, Yinghong

“…•A simple model is established to compute the urban canyon albedo (UCA).•The ratio of building's height to the road's width controls the UCA.•Increasing the…”
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Simulation of MHD impact on nanomaterial irreversibility and convective transportation through a chamber by Qin, Yinghong

“…In the current investigation, numerical method (CVFEM) was selected to show the impact of Lorentz force on transportation of operate fluid (water with a…”
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Effect of inclusion of nanoparticles on unsteady heat transfer by Qin, Yinghong

“…New geometry with rectangular inner cylinder containing cold flow has been simulated in this article. Freezing phenomenon has been simulated and NEPCM was…”
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Urban Flooding Mitigation Techniques: A Systematic Review and Future Studies by Qin, Yinghong

“…Urbanization has replaced natural permeable surfaces with roofs, roads, and other sealed surfaces, which convert rainfall into runoff that finally is carried…”
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Understanding pavement-surface energy balance and its implications on cool pavement development by Qin, Yinghong, Hiller, Jacob E.

“…•Instantaneous solar absorption by the pavement is readily partitioned into heat conduction.•Daily cumulative heat storage in deeper ground is only 5% of the…”
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A new simplified method for measuring the permeability characteristics of highly porous media by Qin, Yinghong, Zhang, Mingyi, Mei, Guoxiong

“…•We present a simplified method for measuring the permeability of highly porous media.•The permeability characteristics of the single-size aggregate columns…”
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Wind-driven device for cooling permafrost by Qin, Yinghong, Wang, Tianyu, Yuan, Weixin

“…Preserving permafrost subgrade is a challenge due to global warming, but passive cooling techniques have limited success. Here, we present a novel wind-driven…”
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Effect of limestone powder in manufactured sand on the hydration products and microstructure of recycled aggregate concrete by Yang, Haifeng, Liang, Dongyao, Deng, Zhiheng, Qin, Yinghong

“…•Only a small quantity of limestone power (LP) reacts during hydration.•LP improves the compactness of the cement matrix and the ITZ.•LP does not change the…”
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Water availability near the surface dominates the evaporation of pervious concrete by Qin, Yinghong, Hiller, Jacob E.

“…•Evaporation from pervious concrete is controlled by evaporative resistance.•Evaporative resistance increases exponentially with decreasing water…”
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Heat Transfer and Bearing Characteristics of Energy Piles: Review by Xie, Jinli, Qin, Yinghong

“…Energy piles, combined ground source heat pumps (GSHP) with the traditional pile foundation, have the advantages of high heat transfer efficiency, less space…”
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Thermal storage under an earthen roadway embankment over a permafrost region by Qin, Yinghong, Wang, Tianyu, Qin, Menglin

“…Building roadways in permafrost regions is always challenged because both roadway construction and global warming can induce the warming of the underlying…”
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Experimental study on the cooling performance of shading boards with different emissivities at the underside by Li, Fanghua, Qin, Yinghong, Wu, Bo, Wang, Tianyu

“…The settlement of roadways in permafrost regions is sensitive to the warming of the permafrost under the roadbeds. Various measurements have been proposed to…”
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Experimental study on the thermal characteristics of urban mockups with different paved streets by Qin, Yinghong, Wei, Peiyuan, Wang, Sheng jie, Tan, Kanghao

“…Pavements in urban area absorb more sunlight due to the canyon-like geomorphology of the urban geometry and store more heat due to the great thermal bulk…”
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ANALYSIS OF THE MINERAL COMPOSITIONS OF SWELL-SHRINK CLAYS FROM GUANGXI PROVINCE, CHINA by ZENG, ZHAOTIAN, LU, HAIBO, ZHAO, YANLIN, QIN, YINGHONG

“…Swell-shrink clays are widely distributed in the Guangxi province of southern China in the form of expansive soils and lateritic clays. They have high particle…”
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A Scientometric Examination on Performance-Driven Optimization in Urban Block Design Research: State of the Art and Future Perspectives by Xiong, Yuya, Liu, Taiyu, Qin, Yinghong, Chen, Hong

“…The study of performance-driven optimization (PDO) in urban block design is essential in the context of architectural form and urban sustainability. PDO…”
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Radiation and Temperature of a Tropical Grassland in Summer Times: Experimental Observations by Lu, Yunan, Wang, Tianyu, Huang, Chan, Qin, Yinghong

“…The surface texture of urbanized regions is altered by the replacement of natural vegetated surfaces with hardened pavement surfaces, which have been described…”
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Water Permeability of Pervious Concrete Is Dependent on the Applied Pressure and Testing Methods by He, Jiang, Deng, Zhiheng, Yang, Haifeng, Qin, Yinghong

“…Falling head method (FHM) and constant head method (CHM) are, respectively, used to test the water permeability of permeable concrete, using different water…”
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Temperature of Paved Streets in Urban Mockups and Its Implication of Reflective Cool Pavements by Zhang, Yi, Wei, Peiyuan, Wang, Lei, Qin, Yinghong

“…In summer, urban heat islands increase building cooling demands, aggravate air pollution, and cause heat-related illnesses. As a mitigation strategy,…”
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A Comparative Study on Water and Gas Permeability of Pervious Concrete by Wei, Gang, Tan, Kanghao, Liang, Tenglong, Qin, Yinghong

“…The water and gas permeability of pervious concrete play essential roles in rainwater infiltration and plant root respiration. In this study, the gas and water…”
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