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摘要
在混凝土中使用钢渣替代天然骨料,可有效缓解自然资源匮乏的问题。钢渣混凝土中骨料的均匀性直接影响其性能和耐久性。因此,精确分割沉积图像中的集料对于评估其均匀性至关重要。本文不仅提出了一种改进的实例分割模型,用于精确分割钢渣混凝土集料,还介绍了一种新方法,用于评估钢渣替代天然集料时集料的均匀性。该方法对骨料的面积、置换率和空间分布进行定量分析,并利用综合均匀性评价系数 K 进行综合定量分析。实验结果表明,所提出的改进模型的 mAP50 值达到了 98.3%。此外,基于改进模型的集料均匀性评估方法可以客观准确地评估钢渣混凝土集料的均匀性。
Evaluation method for uniformity of steel slag concrete aggregate based on improved YOLOv8
The use of steel slag as a replacement for natural aggregates in concrete effectively alleviates the issue of natural resource scarcity. The uniformity of aggregates in steel slag concrete directly affects its performance and durability. Therefore, precise segmentation of aggregates in sedimentation images is crucial for evaluating their uniformity. This paper not only proposes an improved instance segmentation model for accurate segmentation of steel slag concrete aggregates but also introduces a new method for assessing the uniformity of aggregates when steel slag replaces natural aggregates. This method quantitatively analyses the area, replacement rate, and spatial distribution of the aggregates and conducts a comprehensive quantitative analysis using the comprehensive uniformity evaluation coefficient, K. This approach allows for the evaluation of the uniformity of aggregates in sedimentation images of steel slag concrete. Experimental results show that the proposed improved model achieved an mAP50 of 98.3 %. Furthermore, the aggregate uniformity assessment method based on the improved model can objectively and accurately evaluate the uniformity of steel slag concrete aggregates.
期刊介绍:
The Journal of Building Engineering is an interdisciplinary journal that covers all aspects of science and technology concerned with the whole life cycle of the built environment; from the design phase through to construction, operation, performance, maintenance and its deterioration.