Kam Ng

Assistant Professor

University of Wyoming

United States

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Kam Ng is an Assistant Professor at the University of Wyoming, USA. His research focuses on innovative applications of coal-derived materials and aggregates, including their use in construction and environmental sustainability. Recent articles highlight his work on coal char-based paving blocks, durability of treated bricks, and the impact of hydrogen-brine-rock interactions on underground storage reservoirs.

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Patrick Alfred Johnson

University of Wyoming

UNITED STATES

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Hua Yu

Assistant Professor

The University of Texas at Tyler

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Kam Ng

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Articles (29)

Experimental Study of Coal Char–Based Paving Blocks Incorporating Alkali-Activated Fly Ash and Natural Pozzolan

Novel lightweight coal char-based aggregates for potential ASR mitigation

Laboratory Characterizations of Tire-Derived Aggregate–Fine-Grained Soil Mixtures for Highway Applications

Review of hydrogen-brine-rock interaction and its impact on petrophysical and geomechanical properties, and storage mechanisms of underground hydrogen storage reservoirs

Effect of Coal-Derived Graphene Oxide on the Mechanical and Microstructural Characteristics of Concrete

Effect of carbonation with different CO2 phases on early-age properties of coal char-cement mixture

Durability of water-based silane/siloxane treated coal char brick subjected to weatherometer exposure

Experimental Investigation and Prediction of Mechanical Properties of Carbonate Rocks Under Uniaxial and Triaxial Compressions

Coal-derived char for durability improvement of cement stabilized soil under freeze–thaw, wet–dry, and sulfate attack

Mechanism study and techno-economic analysis for new carbon-based structural units

Explicit consideration of geomaterial uncertainties in the load resistance factor design of piles driven into rock-based intermediate geomaterials

Heat of hydration of Portland cement containing coal-derived char at different temperatures

Influence of Coal Char Addition on the Heat of Hydration and Rheological Behavior of Cement Grout

Learning approaches to cost–benefit decision analysis of pile designs from site investigation plans

Effects of CO2 on the mineralogy, mechanical, and transport properties of rocks

A Comprehensive Investigation of New Coal Char-Based Cement Grouts: Impact of Curing Temperature, Environment, and Duration

Experimental investigation to understand the effect of fracturing fluid on the geomechanical behavior of mowry shale

New and Sustainable Coal Char-Based Paving Blocks for Roadway Applications

Expanded pore-emanated cracking model for brittle failure of sedimentary rocks under triaxial compression

Improved resistance prediction and reliability for bridge pile foundation in shales through optimal site investigation plans

Influence of Fly-Ash Reaction on the Performance of Coal-Derived Char Bricks

Development of high-strength and durable coal char-based building bricks

Novel coal char-based cement grout: An experimental study on geotechnical and rheological properties

Reliability-based design improvement and prediction of steel driven pile resistances in rock-based intermediate geomaterials

Effect of Physical Properties on Mechanical Behaviors of Sandstone under Uniaxial and Triaxial Compressions

Effect of Geological Uncertainty on the Shaft Resistance Prediction and Reliability of Piles Driven in Multi-Layered Geomaterials

Optimal Site Investigation Through Combined Geological and Property Uncertainties Analysis

Evaluation of Static Load Test Systems for Driven Piles in Intermediate GeoMaterials

Development of coal-derived carbon-based structural unit as a potential new building material

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Patrick Alfred Johnson

Hua Yu

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