Marcelo Sanchez

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Texas A&M University

United States

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Professor Marcelo Sanchez is a faculty member at Texas A&M University College Station in the United States. His research areas include coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical modeling, geothermal systems, and geotechnical engineering. He has contributed to various studies focusing on gas breakthrough in geological repositories, mechanical behavior of frozen soils, and the dynamics of soil cracking. Professor Sanchez continues to explore the integration of innovative modeling techniques in the field of geological and environmental engineering.

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Coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical modeling of fracture interactions in enhanced geothermal systems

Experimental and numerical investigation of gas breakthrough in barrier systems for geological repositories of high-level nuclear waste

Coupled THM analysis of a full-scale test for high-level nuclear waste and spent fuel disposal under actual repository conditions during 18 years of operation

Modeling gas breakthrough and flow phenomena through engineered barrier systems using a discrete fracture approach

A Geomechanical Model for Gas Hydrate Bearing Sediments Incorporating High Dilatancy, Temperature, and Rate Effects

Effects of Hydrate Dissociation on Vertical Casing–Sediment Interaction in Carbon Dioxide Hydrate–Bearing Sand: Novel In-Flight Centrifuge Modeling

Bio-inspired geotechnical engineering: principles, current work, opportunities and challenges

Instrumented Plate to Study Soil Cracking Dynamics during Wetting–Drying Cycles

Mechanical behavior of frozen soils: Experimental investigation and numerical modeling

Coupled Thermo-Hydro-Mechanical Numerical Modeling of Evolving Fractures in Rocks

Settlement of Footings on Compacted and Natural Collapsible Soils upon Loading and Soaking

Distinct Undrained Cyclic Behavior of Fine-Grained Gassy Soil at Various Initial Pore Water Pressures

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Hai Lin

Paola Bandini

J. Carlos Santamarina

Hannah Stuart

Daniel Wilson

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