Area of research
Civil and Structural Engineering · Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality
Research interest
Research interests include Materials science, Geotechnical engineering, Dilatant, Breakage, Deformation (meteorology), and Particle (ecology).
Improvement of uniformity of biocemented sand column using CH3COOH-buffered one-phase-low-pH injection method
In situ biomass flocculation improves placement of Sporosarcina Pasteurii for microbially mediated sandy soil stabilization
Enhancing splitting tensile strength of biocarbonated reactive magnesia-based sand using polypropylene fiber reinforcement
Construction of Water Pond Using Bioslurry-Induced Biocementation
Biocementation of soil using non-sterile enriched urease-producing bacteria from activated sludge
Effects of Load Duration and Stress Level on Deformation and Particle Breakage of Carbonate Sands
Strength and Deformation Responses of Biocemented Sands Using a Temperature-Controlled Method
Grain crushing in geoscience materials–Key issues on crushing response, measurement and modeling: Review and preface
Particle breakage and deformation of carbonate sands with wide range of densities during compression loading process
Evolution of particle breakage and volumetric deformation of binary granular soils under impact load
Model predictions for behaviors of sand-nonplastic-fines mixturesusing equivalent-skeleton void-ratio state index
Constitutive Modeling for Transparent Granular Soils
Modeling of strength and deformation of overconsolidated clays based on bounding surface plasticity
Effect of Intermediate Principal-Stress Ratio on Particle Breakage of Rockfill Material
Stress–dilatancy behaviors of coarse granular soils in three-dimensional stress space
Numerical investigation of piled raft foundation in mitigating embankment vibrations induced by high-speed trains
Formulation of cross-anisotropic failure criterion for soils