Publications by authors named "Linhai Lu"
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- The study examines the safety and effectiveness of a new bioresorbable coronary scaffold made from a magnesium alloy, which has thinner struts than previous models.
- Thirteen healthy pigs were tested with the scaffold, and various imaging techniques were used to analyze its performance and degradation over time, showing promising results at different intervals after implantation.
- Findings indicated that the scaffold had a low rate of sudden recoil, significant degradation, and only mild inflammation, with almost complete absorption by 26 months, suggesting it may be a suitable alternative to traditional metal stents.
This study, using Jinan as a case study, systematically investigates the characteristics and geological genesis of loess-like silty clay in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River. The primary distribution of loess-like silty clay is revealed through field surveys, laboratory experiments, and previous literature reviews. The chemical and physical properties of the loess-like silty clay were examined, in addition to investigations into its mineral composition, microstructural characteristics, and engineering mechanical properties, in order to enhance comprehension of its attributes and formation mechanisms.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFEvaluation of Environmental Risk Due to Metro System Construction in Jinan, China.
Int J Environ Res Public Health
September 2017
Jinan is a famous spring city in China. Construction of underground metro system may block groundwater seepage, inducing the depletion risk of springs. This paper presents an assessment of the risk due to metro line construction to groundwater in Jinan City using Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and Geographic International System (GIS).
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