Alfonso Rodriguez-Dono

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Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

Spain

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Alfonso Rodriguez-Dono is an Associate Professor at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Spain. His research areas include hydro-mechanical modeling, gas migration in geological media, and the mechanical behavior of rock masses. He has authored several recent articles focusing on topics such as gas injection, coal gas desorption, and the utilization of mine waste heat. His work often incorporates advanced numerical modeling and machine-learning techniques to address complex geotechnical problems.

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Articles (17)

Three-dimensional coupled hydro-mechanical modeling of gas injection

Gas Migration in Low-Permeability Geological Media: A Review

Considering creep in rock tunnelling with a combined support system: Theoretical solutions and machine-learning solver

Research on the desorption law and multifractal characteristics of coal gas based on infrared radiation

Time-dependent analytical solutions for tunnels excavated in anisotropic rheological rock masses

A spatially correlated heterogeneous anisotropic model for simulation of gas flow in Callovo-Oxfordian claystone

DETERMINATION BY NUMERICAL MODELING OF STRESS-STRAIN VARIATIONS RESULTING FROM GALLERY CROSS-SECTION CHANGES IN A LONGWALL TOP COAL CAVING PANEL

Numerical analysis of anisotropic stiffness and strength for geomaterials

Utilization of mine waste heat in phase change rechargeable battery

Modelling underground excavations in rock masses with anisotropic time-dependent behaviour

Mining footprint of the underground longwall caving extraction method: A case study of a typical industrial coal area in China

Coupled solid-fluid response of deep tunnels excavated in saturated rock masses with a time-dependent plastic behaviour

Fostering Sustainability and Critical Thinking through Debate—A Case Study

Numerical solutions for tunnels excavated in strain-softening rock masses considering a combined support system

Size effect on the hydraulic behavior of fluid flow through a single rough-walled fracture

Hydro-mechanical modelling and analysis of multi-stage tunnel excavations using a smoothed excavation method

Assessment of a high-level spent nuclear fuel disposal model

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Antoni Hernández-Fernández

Antonio Gens

Sebastia Olivella

Leandro R. Alejano

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