Hongyuan Liu

Senior Lecturer

University of Tasmania

Australia

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Dr. Hongyuan Liu is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Tasmania, Australia. His research primarily focuses on the quantitative evaluation of tunnel excavation disturbances, dynamic fracture modeling of rocks, and the mechanical behavior of materials under various loading conditions. Recent publications include works on finite-discrete element methods (FDEM), humidity diffusion and swelling stress models, and experimental investigations into coal materials. His contributions advance the understanding of rock mechanics and excavation impacts in engineering applications.

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Andrew Chan

Professor of Engineering

University of Tasmania

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Daisuke FUKUDA

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Hokkaido Daigaku

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A quantitative evaluation method for tunnel excavation disturbance based on a combined finite-discrete element method

State-of-the-Art Review and Prospect of Modelling the Dynamic Fracture of Rocks Under Impact Loads and Application in Blasting

A coupled humidity diffusion and swelling stress damage model with large deformation analysis and application in studying the swelling behaviors of skarn surrounding a tunnel

Analysis of step-path failure mechanisms in rock slopes with en-echelon joints based on FDEM simulation

Experimental Investigation of Mechanical Behavior and Damage Evolution of Coal Materials Subjected to Cyclic Triaxial Loads with Increasing Amplitudes

Development of a GPGPU-parallelized 3-D FDEM with a novel and simple implementation of extrinsic cohesive zone model

Modelling dynamic fracture and fragmentation of rocks under multiaxial coupled static and dynamic loads with a parallelised 3D FDEM

Development of a GPGPU-parallelized FDEM based on extrinsic cohesive zone model with master-slave algorithm

Development of a finite-discrete element method with finite-strain elasto-plasticity and cohesive zone models for simulating the dynamic fracture of rocks

Three-dimensional modelling on the impact fracture of glass using a GPGPU-parallelised FDEM

Tunnel Lining Segment Deformation and Cracking Mechanisms during Tunneling in Complex Mixed Grounds with the Combined Mining and Shield Tunneling Method

Development of a finite-discrete element method with finite-strain elasto-plasticity and cohesive zone models for simulating the dynamic fracture of rocks

Three-dimensional modelling on the impact fracture of glass using a GPGPU-parallelised FDEM

Tunnel Lining Segment Deformation and Cracking Mechanisms during Tunneling in Complex Mixed Grounds with the Combined Mining and Shield Tunneling Method

Development of a three-dimensional grain-based combined finite-discrete element method to model the failure process of fine-grained sandstones

Hybrid finite–discrete element modelling of rock fracture process in intact and notched Brazilian disc tests

Investigation of the Dynamic Pure-Mode-II Fracture Initiation and Propagation of Rock during Four-Point Bending Test Using Hybrid Finite–Discrete Element Method

The State of the Art and New Insight into Combined Finite–Discrete Element Modelling of the Entire Rock Slope Failure Process

Failure mechanism and strengthening effect of shield tunnel lining reinforced by steel plates with corbels

Hybrid Finite-Discrete Element Modelling of Various Rock Fracture Modes during Three Conventional Bending Tests

FDEM Modelling of Rock Fracture Process during Three-Point Bending Test under Quasistatic and Dynamic Loading Conditions

Combined Finite-Discrete Element Modelling of Dynamic Rock Fracture and Fragmentation during Mining Production Process by Blast

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Andrew Chan

Daisuke FUKUDA

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