Dr. Shuai Zhang is a Lecturer at Ludong University with a strong academic foundation in civil and geotechnical engineering. He completed his Bachelor of Civil Engineering and later earned his Doctorate in Geotechnical Engineering from Shandong University of Science and Technology. His research focuses on cement-based grouting materials, fracture mechanics, and water shutoff technologies in deep fractured rock masses. With over 20 SCI-indexed publications, patents, and industry collaborations, he has made notable contributions to the field of geotechnical materials.
Dr. Shuai Zhang | Ludong University | China
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Education
Dr. Zhang’s education is rooted in engineering sciences. He received his Bachelor of Civil Engineering from Shandong University of Science and Technology, where he gained foundational knowledge in construction and geotechnical systems. He pursued advanced studies in Geotechnical Engineering at the same institution, completing his doctoral research on fractured rock masses and grouting reinforcement. This combination of civil engineering fundamentals and specialized doctoral training has positioned him to tackle practical engineering challenges with innovative scientific solutions.
Experience
Dr. Zhang has successfully completed two funded research projects and is currently leading another. He has also undertaken consultancy work for industry, translating his scientific findings into practical applications. His research includes the design of triaxial stress-state grouting test equipment, which provides significant advancements for experimental methods in mining environments. His experience in combining laboratory simulation with field applicability makes his work highly relevant to both academia and industry.
Patents
Dr. Shuai Zhang has made significant contributions through his scientific publications and patents, reflecting both academic depth and practical innovation. His research outputs focus on enhancing the performance of cement-based grouting materials, exploring rheological and mechanical properties, and improving fracture grouting methods in geotechnical engineering. His work published in leading journals, including Computers and Geotechnics, provides insights into deformation behavior and fracture mechanics of complex rock masses. In addition to journal articles, he has authored a scholarly book and developed multiple invention and utility model patents, strengthening the link between advanced research and engineering applications.
Contributions
Dr. Shuai Zhang has made significant contributions to the advancement of geotechnical engineering through innovative technologies and experimental methodologies. He proposed an ultrafine cement grout fracture-dilation technology that provides an effective solution for water inflow control in micro-fractured surrounding rock of deep shafts, enhancing safety and stability in underground engineering. Additionally, he developed triaxial stress-state grouting test equipment and methodologies to simulate and analyze grouting behavior in micro-fractured rock masses under deep mining conditions. These contributions have advanced both theoretical understanding and practical application, offering valuable insights for sustainable and secure underground construction practices.
Research Focus
Dr. Zhang’s research concentrates on cement-based grouting materials, fracture mechanics, and reinforcement technologies for deep fractured rock masses. He developed a fracture-dilation technology for water inflow control in micro-fractured shafts, addressing critical safety and stability issues in mining. His work integrates advanced testing methodologies and multi-scale analysis to improve grouting efficiency and structural reinforcement. This research is vital for sustainable mining practices and infrastructure safety in challenging geological environments.
Publications
Experimental Study on Grouting Seepage Characteristics in Rough Single Microfissure Under Triaxial Stress States
Authors: Minghao Yang; Shuai Zhang; Mingbin Wang; Junling Qin; Wenhan Fan; Yue Wu
Journal: Materials
Grouting seepage characteristics in microfracture under triaxial stress conditions: Device design and experimental study
Authors: Shuai Zhang; Wei-Guo Qiao; Yue Wu; Feng Jiang; Hao Liu
Journal: Case Studies in Construction Materials
Research on Mechanical Properties of Rock Mass with Tiny Cracks under FTCs Conditions
Authors: Yin-Ge Zhu; Yue Wu; An-Qi Li; Shuai Zhang
Journal: Symmetry
Engineering application of new silica fume environmentally friendly cement slurry
Authors: Yue Wu; Wei-guo Qiao; Yin-ge Zhu; Shu-chen Li; Hui-ni Liu; Shuai Zhang; Yan-zhi Li
Journal: Construction and Building Materials
Application of concrete and cement slurry based on waste recycling in fast consolidation of engineering rock mass
Authors: Yue Wu; Wei-guo Qiao; Shu-chen Li; Yan-zhi Li; Shuai Zhang; Xiao-li Zhang; Chao Tang; Hui-ni Liu; Tong-jie Wang
Journal: Construction and Building Materials
Formation Mechanism of “Large-Area Sweating” Water Seepage from Deep Mine Sandstone Pores
Authors: Yanzhi Li; Weiguo Qiao; Yue Wu; Xungang Li; Shuai Zhang; Xiaoli Zhang; Qiqing Wang
Journal: Geofluids
Water Seepage in Rocks at Micro-Scale
Authors: Yue Wu; Yan-Zhi Li; Wei-Guo Qiao; Zhen-Wang Fan; Shuai Zhang; Kui Chen; Lei Zhang
Journal: Water
Conclusion
Dr. Shuai Zhang has established himself as a promising researcher in geotechnical engineering, with solid academic training, successful project leadership, practical industry engagement, and significant scholarly output. His blend of theoretical insight and practical application makes him highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award.