Liangqing Wang

Liangqing Wang


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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 September 2013 in KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering
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Chongdong LiChongdong Li
Chongdong Li
HTHuiming Tang
Huiming Tang
XHXinli hu
Xinli hu
LWLiangqing Wang
Liangqing Wang
This paper presents a new model of the load sharing law with a three-stage load sharing pattern via a representative case study in the Three Gorges reservoir region, China. A definitive new three-stage load transfer pattern is presented, including end-bearing soil arching, friction soil arching and the sliding mass in front of the pile. By means of the soil arching effect between the anti-sliding pile and landslide mass, the law of the load sharing ratio under different cases, including different intervals, section dimensions, driving forces, and shearing parameters of the sliding mass and the pile-soil interface, is presented by using the explicit finite-difference numerical modelling method. The results show that (a) the effect scale of the soil arching effect is within the scale of four times of the width of the pile; (b) the soil arching only exits within a certain pile interval, and it will become inefficiency beyond the maximum pile interval; (c) there is a threshold value for the cohesion strength parameters of the sliding mass, beyond which the load sharing ratios of soil arching keep in a steady level.

22 January 2014 in Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment
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Chongdong LiChongdong Li
Chongdong Li
HTHuiming Tang
Huiming Tang
YGYunfeng Ge
Yunfeng Ge
XHXinli hu
Xinli hu
LWLiangqing Wang
Liangqing Wang

20 July 2017 in Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment
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CLChangdong Li
Changdong Li
JYJunfeng Yan
Junfeng Yan
JWJunjie Wu
Junjie Wu
GLGuoping Lei
Guoping Lei
LWLiangqing Wang
Liangqing Wang
YZYongquan Zhang
Yongquan Zhang

1 May 2017 in International Journal of Geomechanics
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Yunfeng GeYunfeng Ge
Yunfeng Ge
HTHuiming Tang
Huiming Tang
MEM. A. M. Ez Eldin
M. A. M. Ez Eldin
LWLiangqing Wang
Liangqing Wang
QWQiong Wu
Qiong Wu
CXChengren Xiong
Chengren Xiong
Surface roughness is one of the most important parameters that have significant influence on the mechanical and hydraulic characteristics of rock joints. To investigate the evolution of surface roughness under normal and shear loads, direct shear tests and numerical modeling based on the discrete-element method (DEM) were performed; bright area percentage (BAP), which places emphasis on the contact areas, was used as an index to describe the roughness. The results demonstrate that the surface roughness of rock joints decreased gradually as the shear displacement increased, and then roughness experienced a significant reduction in the residual stage and remained constant. Furthermore, the evolution of surface roughness was found to depend on the normal stress and shearing direction. Reduction in the degree of joint roughness with high normal loads was lighter than that with lower normal loads, and roughness varied with shear directions. The numerical simulation method proposed in this study has the...

1 September 2023 in Acta Geotechnica
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ZSZihao Sun
Zihao Sun
LWLiangqing Wang
Liangqing Wang
JZJia-Qing Zhou
Jia-Qing Zhou
Changshuo WangChangshuo Wang
Changshuo Wang
XYXunwan Yao
Xunwan Yao
JTJianlin Tian
Jianlin Tian

26 April 2021 in Journal of Central South University
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LZLuo-Bin Zheng
Luo-Bin Zheng
LWLiangqing Wang
Liangqing Wang
LZLin-Feng Zhu
Lin-Feng Zhu