Risk Assessment Based on Combined Weighting-Cloud Model of Tunnel Construction

In order to reduce the tunnel construction accidents and ensure the safety of personnel, a comprehensive assessment method of tunnel construction risk based on combination weighting and cloud model is constructed according to the characteristics of tunnel construction. The risk assessment index system is established based on researches on engineering geological condition, natural environmental condition, Tunnel engineering design scheme and construction management. On this basis, the tunnel risk is divided into 4 levels and the index risk level standard is proposed. In order to improve the rationality of weighting, a weight calculation method based on AHP, entropy method and Lagrange multiplier method is constructed. Finally, the normal cloud generator is used to form comparison pictures of risk clouds and standard clouds, which demonstrates the risk status of the evaluation indexes at all levels. With reference to Deda Tunnel of Sichuan-Tibet Railway engineering of high integrated risk level, management decision-making is required. The evaluation results are basically consistent with engineering practices, proving that the method has good feasibility and applicability

Cost Allocation in PPP Projects: An Analysis Based on the Theory of “Contracts as Reference Points”

In recent years, the demand for infrastructure has been largely driven by the economic development of many countries. PPP has proved to be an efficient way to draw private capital into public utility construction, where ownership allocation becomes one of the most important clauses to both the government and the private investor. In this paper, we establish mathematical models to analyze the equity allocation problem of PPP projects through a comparison of the models with and without the effects of the theory of “contracts as reference points.” We then derive some important conclusions from the optimal solution of the investment ratio

4-[(Z)-(2-Fur­yl)(2-naphthyl­amino)methyl­ene)]-3-methyl-1-phenyl-1H-pyrazol-5(4H)-one

The title compound, C25H19N3O2, crystallizes as discrete mol­ecules which are well ordered through one intra­molecular N—H⋯O hydrogen bond. Structural analysis indicates that the mol­ecules exist as the amine–one form