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A Catastrophic Earthquake in Tohoku, Japan
3)Evaluations of Seismically Isolated Buildings Based on Observed Records [in Japanese]
3.Development of Energy-CO2-Minimum Cement Concrete System
1)Outline of the Project [in Japanese]
2)Study on Technology of Producing Recycled Concrete Powder for ECM Cement [in Japanese]
3)Research of Building Foundation Structure Using ECM Cement [in Japanese]
4)Study on the Basic Properties of Concrete using High Amount of Ground-Granulated Blast-Furnace Slag [in Japanese]
5)Development of RC Structural Elements Using Energy・CO2・Minimum (ECM) Cement Concrete [in Japanese]
6)Static Performance of Concrete-Filled Steel Thin Tube Column (CFT) Including Reinforcing Steel Bars Using ECM Cement [in Japanese]
1.Possibility of Wireless Power Supply by Electric Coupling Technology [in Japanese]
2. Development and Application of Asbestos Processing Robot [in Japanese]
4.Development of TRAIN-BCP: A Computer Aided Seismic Response Analysis System for BCP [in Japanese]
5.Study on Lateral Resistance of Piled-Raft Foundations during Earthquake [in Japanese]
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