Seungwook Seok

Assistant Professor

Gachon University

South Korea

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Dr. Seungwook Seok is an Assistant Professor at Gachon University in South Korea. His research focuses on the mechanical behavior of cold-formed steel connections and reinforced cement composites, with recent publications addressing topics such as local buckling, concrete dilation under triaxial compression, and the effects of nanomaterials on thermal resistance. Additionally, he engages in advanced computational modeling and finite element analysis pertinent to structural engineering applications.

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TaeSoo Kim

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Hanyang University - Ansan Campus

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BaekIl Bae

Hanyang Cyber University

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Seong-Hoon Hwang

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Kumoh National Institute of Technology

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Junxing Liu

Hanyang University

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Analytical model for cyclic behavior of cold-formed steel bolted connection frames considering local buckling

Characterization of thermal resistance and mechanical strength recovery of carbon nanotubes incorporated Portland cement composites subjected to heating and rehydration: Visualization of pore structural evolutions via synchrotron 3D X-ray nanoimaging

Exploring the Relationship Between Confining Pressure and Concrete Dilation Angle Under Triaxial Compression

Comparative analysis of the synergistic effects of hybrid nanomaterial reinforcement in cementitious composites: A perspective for pore refinement and thermal resistance

Quantitative characterization of the interfacial transition zone around lightweight and normal aggregates in cement mortars at different water-to-binder ratios

A computational modeling approach for cold-formed steel bolted connections exhibiting bolt slip and bearing behavior

A finite element approach for simplified 2D nonlinear dynamic contact/impact analysis

Effects of ultrasound-assisted sulfuric acid treatment on the decontamination of Co nuclides in cement paste simulating radioactive concrete waste from dismantled nuclear power plants

A practical design of cold-formed steel bolted moment connection: numerical investigation with an improved bolt slip-bearing model

Synergistic strengthening mechanism of Portland cement paste reinforced by a triple hybrid of graphene oxide, functionalized carbon nanotube, and nano-silica

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TaeSoo Kim

BaekIl Bae

Seong-Hoon Hwang

Junxing Liu

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