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A Study on the Introduction of Barrel Support Bracket Deflection and Proposal of Numerical Criteria for the Extended Application of Fire Shutters in Logistics Facilities

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By Jong Won Shon, Heewon Seo, Daehoi Kim, Seungjea Lee
| preprints.org
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Validating Emotion Analysis on Social Media Text for Detecting Psychological Distress: A Cross-Sectional Survey

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By Sehee Kim, Seungjea Lee, Elina Lee
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract This study investigates the relationship between self-reported psychological distress and emotions in social media posts, using a deep learning-based emotion analysis model. A cross-sectional design was used, collecting data from Instagram and Threads between June and September 2024. Social media users completed a survey assessing psychological distress, including depression, anxiety, perceived stress, and social isolation, and consented to the analysis of their textual posts.
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Development of Analytical Solutions and Verification Experiments for Axially Restrained Reinforced Concrete Beams in a Fire

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By Heewon Seo, Seungjea Lee, Daehoi Kim, Jeonguk Kim
| MDPI
2.1. Experimental Program 2.1.1. Test Setup and Conditions A series of full-scale fire tests was conducted on six beam specimens to simulate axially restrained beam behavior under fire. All specimens had a total span of 5 m and were divided into two categories: composite T-beams (steel beam with a concrete slab on top) and bare steel I-beams.
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