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        Evaluation of coat color inheritance and production performance for crossbreed from Chinese indigenous Chenghua pig crossbred with Berkshire

        Li Yujing,Yuan Rong,Gong Zhengyin,Zou Qin,Wang Yifei,Tang Guoqing,Zhu Li,Li Xuewei,Jiang Yanzhi 아세아·태평양축산학회 2022 Animal Bioscience Vol.35 No.10

        Objective: This work was to determine coat inheritance and evaluate production performance for crossbred pigs from Berkshire×Chenghua (BC) compared with Chinese indigenous Chenghua (CH) pigs. Methods: The coat color phenotypes were recorded for more than 16,000 pigs, and the genotypes of melanocortin 1 receptor (MCIR) gene were identified by sequencing. The reproductive performance of 927 crossbred BC F4 gilts and 320 purebred CH gilts was recorded. Sixty pigs of each breed were randomly selected at approximately 60 days of age to determine growth performance during fattening period, which lasted for 150 days for BC pigs and 240 days for CH pigs. At the end of the fattening period, 30 pigs of each breed were slaughtered to determine carcass composition and meat quality. Results: The coat color of BC pigs exhibits a “dominant black” hereditary pattern, and all piglets derived from boars or sows genotyped ED1ED1 homozygous for MC1R gene showed a uniform black coat phenotype. The BC F4 gilts displayed a good reproductive performance, showing a higher litter and tear size and were heavier at farrowing litter and at weaning litter than the CH gilts, but they reached puberty later than the CH gilts. BC F4 pigs exhibited improved growth and carcass characteristics with a higher average daily live weight gain, lower feed-to-gain ratio, and higher carcass lean meat rate than CH pigs. Like CH pigs, BC F4 pigs produced superior meat-quality characteristics, showing ideal pH and meat-color values, high intramuscular fat content and water-holding capacity, and acceptable musclefiber parameters. C18:1, C16:0, C18:0, and C18:2 were the main fatty acids in M. longissimus lumborum in the two breeds, and a remarkably high polyunsaturated/saturated fatty acid ratio of ~0.39 was observed in the BC F4 pigs. Conclusion: The BC F4 pigs exhibit a uniform black coat pattern and acceptable total production performance. Objective: This work was to determine coat inheritance and evaluate production performance for crossbred pigs from Berkshire×Chenghua (BC) compared with Chinese indigenous Chenghua (CH) pigs.Methods: The coat color phenotypes were recorded for more than 16,000 pigs, and the genotypes of melanocortin 1 receptor (MCIR) gene were identified by sequencing. The reproductive performance of 927 crossbred BC F4 gilts and 320 purebred CH gilts was recorded. Sixty pigs of each breed were randomly selected at approximately 60 days of age to determine growth performance during fattening period, which lasted for 150 days for BC pigs and 240 days for CH pigs. At the end of the fattening period, 30 pigs of each breed were slaughtered to determine carcass composition and meat quality.Results: The coat color of BC pigs exhibits a “dominant black” hereditary pattern, and all piglets derived from boars or sows genotyped E<sup>D1</sup>E<sup>D1</sup> homozygous for MC1R gene showed a uniform black coat phenotype. The BC F4 gilts displayed a good reproductive performance, showing a higher litter and tear size and were heavier at farrowing litter and at weaning litter than the CH gilts, but they reached puberty later than the CH gilts. BC F4 pigs exhibited improved growth and carcass characteristics with a higher average daily live weight gain, lower feed-to-gain ratio, and higher carcass lean meat rate than CH pigs. Like CH pigs, BC F4 pigs produced superior meat-quality characteristics, showing ideal pH and meat-color values, high intramuscular fat content and water-holding capacity, and acceptable musclefiber parameters. C18:1, C16:0, C18:0, and C18:2 were the main fatty acids in M. longissimus lumborum in the two breeds, and a remarkably high polyunsaturated/saturated fatty acid ratio of ~0.39 was observed in the BC F4 pigs.Conclusion: The BC F4 pigs exhibit a uniform black coat pattern and acceptable total production performance.

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        Estimation of Dynamic Behaviors of Bedrock Foundation Subjected to Seismic Loads Based on FEM and DEM Simulations

        Lei Yang,Yujing Jiang,Bo Li,Shucai Li,Gang Wang 대한토목학회 2013 KSCE JOURNAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Vol.17 No.2

        Seismic behavior of bedrock foundation remains as one of the most fundamental and important problems concerning the stability and safety of nuclear power plants. The dynamic FEM (Finite Element Method) is commonly utilized in analyzing the seismic responses of bedrock; while in recent decades, the DEM (Distinct Element Method) has attracted more and more attentions, which has a better capability of simulating the sliding and separation of discontinuities in dynamic simulations. In this study, the FEM and DEM were adopted to investigate the seismic behavior of the bedrock of a nuclear power plant located in Japan, and the differences between the two methods in dynamic simulations were illuminated. Simulation results using FEM and DEM models without discontinuities agree well with each other, exhibiting an amplification effect of intact bedrock on the seismic wave propagation. Numerical simulation results obtained from the models containing faults give similar responses of bedrock to the input seismic waves; however, the FEM model underestimates the weakening effect of discontinuities on the propagation of seismic waves due to that it cannot represent well the large deformational behavior of discontinuities. When large deformation happens due to large seismic loads, the DEM can be regarded as a better method in seismic response evaluations of bedrock with discontinuities.

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        Vibration analysis of mountain tunnel lining built with forepoling method

        Gao, Yang,Jiang, Yujing,Du, Yanliang,Zhang, Qian,Xu, Fei Techno-Press 2018 Smart Structures and Systems, An International Jou Vol.21 No.5

        Nowadays, many tunnels have been commissioned for several decades, which require effective inspection methods to assess their health conditions. The ambient vibration test has been widely adopted for the damage identification of concrete structures. In this study, the vibration characters of tunnel lining shells built with forepoling method was analyzed based on the analytical solutions of the Donnell-Mushtari shell theory. The broken rock, foreploing, rock-concrete contacts between rock mass and concrete lining, was represented by elastic boundaries with normal and shear stiffness. The stiffness of weak contacts has significant effects on the natural frequency of tunnel lining. Numerical simulations were also carried out to compare with the results of the analytical methods, showing that even though the low nature frequency is difficult to distinguish, the presented approach is convenient, effective and accurate to estimate the natural frequency of tunnel linings. Influences of the void, the lining thickness and the concrete type on natural frequencies were evaluated.

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        Effects of intersection and dead-end of fractures on nonlinear flow and particle transport in rock fracture networks

        Richeng Liu,Yujing Jiang,Bo Li 한국지질과학협의회 2016 Geosciences Journal Vol.20 No.3

        Fluid flow tests were conducted on three artificial rock fracture network models to visually investigate the behaviors of fluid flow and solute transport within the fracture intersections, by using the visualization techniques with a CCD camera. Numerical simulations by solving the Navier-Stokes equations were performed to simulate the fluid flow and solute transport based on the experimental models, and to extensively estimate the effects of fracture intersection and dead-end in fracture networks. The results show that for the crossed fracture models, when the Reynolds number (Re) of the inlet is larger than 1, a nonlinear flow regime starts to appear where the proportion of the flow rates in the two outlets change nonlinearly. When calculating the fluid flow in discrete fracture network (DFN) models, it is found that the critical condition of applying the local cubic law to model fluid flow in each single fracture in DFNs is J ≤ 10–5, where J is the hydraulic gradient. Beyond this value, the deviation of applying the cubic law increases remarkably with increasing hydraulic gradient. The effects of dead-ends of fractures on fluid flow are negligible, however, they have a strong impact on the breakthrough curves of particles in DFNs with the relative time deviation rate in the range of 5–35%.

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        Experimental and numerical study on crack propagation and deformation around underground opening in jointed rock masses

        Xiaoshan Wang,Yujing Jiang,Bo Li 한국지질과학협의회 2017 Geosciences Journal Vol.21 No.2

        Understanding the process of crack propagation and deformation around underground openings is a key issue in several engineering fields, such as tunneling, mining, and radioactive waste disposal facilities. Many failures of underground openings are commonly induced by the geological discontinuities of host rock masses, which contain the existing discontinuities and the new cracks generated during the construction of underground structures. In this study, base friction tests were conducted to investigate the influence of dip angle of layered joints on the stability of circular openings in jointed rock masses and a series of numerical simulations utilizing an originally developed code based on distinct element method (DEM) were performed on the experimentbased and extended numerical models, respectively. The results show that the main propagation direction of newly generated cracks is approximately perpendicular to the joint dip angle. For the brittle host rock masses, the deformation around the underground openings is governed by the tensile failure of host rock masses. A decrease in joint dip angle gives rise to an increase of plastic failure zone in the host rock masses. The models with lower joint dip angles could generate a larger number of cracks. The maximum displacement observed at the left shoulder of openings is approximately 1.8–2 times of the minimum displacement at the right side wall of circular opening. The influences of the opening shape on the main propagation direction of newly generated cracks could be negligible. Due to the stress concentration at the sharp corner of square openings, a larger area of plastic zones is developed, which leads to obvious increment of displacements around the underground openings.

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        Mechanism of shear deformation, failure and energy dissipation of artificial rock joint in terms of physical and numerical consideration

        Xuepeng Zhang,Yujing Jiang,Gang Wang,Jiankang Liu,Dong Wang,Changsheng Wang,Satoshi Sugimoto 한국지질과학협의회 2019 Geosciences Journal Vol.23 No.3

        The physical and mechanical change processes of rock are closely related to energy transformation, and its deformation and failure is an instability phenomena driven by energy exchange. This study investigated mechanism of shear deformation, failure and energy dissipation of joint using both physical and numerical direct shear tests under constant normal load (CNL) condition. Three kinds of joint surface were artificially prepared. An acoustic emission system was employed to monitor acoustic emission in physical test, and rupture frequency was recorded in numerical test to represent micro-crack development. By research of numerical micro-crack development accompanied with physical acoustic emission results, mechanism of shear deformation and failure of joints were illustrated schematically. By definition of dissipation energy, captured using the particle flow code (PFC2D), energy releasing and dissipation were discussed with microscopic damage evolution of joints. Results showed that joints under shearing present a dissipation trend of four stages including a slow rise stage, a rapid rise stage, a shock rise stage and a rapid decline stage.

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        Growth and potential collapse of the lava dome in Unzen volcano and the estimation on block-and-ash flows

        Xiao Shi,Yujing Jiang,Yasuyuki Hirakawa 한국지질과학협의회 2018 Geosciences Journal Vol.22 No.2

        Heisei lava dome was formed in Unzen volcano over the period from 1991 to 1995. The recent continuous observations have shown that the lava dome is still growing, which is a threat for the life of the nearby residents. How to estimate the range of collapse and potential block-and-ash flows is an urgent problem. Airborne laser scanning method is briefly introduced. We presented a division to separate the lava dome with 10 potential collapsed blocks and set some measuring points to observe the elevation change in each block. By analyzing the elevation decrease from 2003 to 2014, the potential collapsed blocks that experienced obvious changes were identified. With the evaluation of elevation changes by airborne laser data, the buried terrain of dome was reconstructed. The results show that the whole lava dome from lobe 1 to 11 may collapse, and the potential maximum volume of collapsed part is 1.46 × 107 m3. If the collapsed part forms block-and-ash flow, the flow will arrive at the seaside in approximately 7 minutes according to the result of simulation. The flow could travel approximately 8.5 km, and the average velocity is approximately 20 m/s.

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        Visualized experimental investigation on the hydraulic characteristics of two-phase flow in a single smooth and single rough rock fractures

        Chen Wang,Yujing Jiang,Jiankang Liu,Changsheng Wang,Satoshi Sugimoto 한국지질과학협의회 2021 Geosciences Journal Vol.25 No.3

        In present engineering applications, calculations of hydraulic properties in two-phase flow are still highly dependent on empirical or semi-empirical equations obtained from experiments. However, the empirical equations that can reproduce the experiment data on a certain fracture specimen may have errors on other specimens. Researchers have obtained results that show quite different evolution forms of hydraulic characteristics of two-phase flow, which is induced by the variety of the influencing factors in two-phase flow. This paper aims at expanding the experimental results on the hydraulic characteristics of two-phase flow in rock fractures. With a newly developed experiment system, visualized two-phase flow experiments were introduced. The difference in the surface morphology of the fractures leads to totally different flow structures, which indicates the role of capillary pressure differs due to different fracture surfaces. The relative permeability in the rough specimen approximately follows the Corey model, which confirmed that the pressure drop is in this rough fracture is dominated by the capillary pressure, but the relative permeability is not only the function of saturation, but also the function of water flow velocities. However, the relative permeability is not perfect for evaluating the difference of two-phase hydraulic characteristics induced by the fracture surface morphology. On the contrary, the Lockhart-Martinelli model is appropriate for evaluating the difference in the two-phase hydraulic characteristics between the smooth fracture and the rough fracture, which indicates that the two-phase flow turbulence is obviously increased by the fracture roughness.

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        An Extension Theoretical Model for Grouting Effect Evaluation in Sand Stratum of Metro Construction

        Jiwen Bai,Shucai Li,Yujing Jiang,Rentai Liu,Zhaofeng Li,Wei Li 대한토목학회 2019 KSCE JOURNAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Vol.23 No.5

        Water-rich sand stratum is a common geological disaster source for the metro construction in coastal cities, and grouting is the most widely-used and efficient method to improve the characteristics of tunnel-surrounding rock. The grouting effect evaluation plays a key role in guaranteeing the subsequent construction safety. However, the grouting effect evaluation is a complex problem since it involves influence factors of uncertainty and variability. In order to comprehensively and quantitatively evaluate the grouting quality and guarantee the safety of metro construction, an extension theoretical model for grouting effect evaluation in water-rich sand stratum is established. Firstly, according to the geological and engineering influence factors, rock mass strength, permeability of surrounding rock, attitude of stratum, moisture content, grouting material, and grouting technology are selected as the grouting effect evaluation indexes, which make up the evaluation index system. The dimensionless method is used to avoid the influence of the unit and order of magnitude of each index, and index weight of each factor is ascertained by entropy-information theory. Also, through the grouting information of typical waterrich sand stratum and expert experience, the grouting effect evaluation grade classification is achieved. Combining with the extension theory and measured data, the correlation degree of each evaluation grade is obtained. Finally, according to the correlation degree identification criteria, the grouting effect evaluation categories can be judged. In the engineering application, the water-rich sand stratum grouting effect in Qingdao metro is evaluated based on the proposed model. The results show that the evaluation grade agrees well with the excavation situation. The extension theoretical model provides an effective method for grouting effect evaluation in water-rich sand stratum.

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