네트워크

건설교통

Geo-Energy And Geo-Materials Lab

We are equipped with rigorous numerical simulation schemes and advanced imaging techniques in conjunction with well-designed experimental methods to explore how geomaterials behave.

[Classification of sand types and estimation of shape parameters of sands by deep learning]

[Evaluation of hydraulic permeability for carbonate rocks based on X-ray CT images]

[Effectiveness of infiltration and cleaning for porous blocks: In-situ testing and laboratory experiments]

[Development of micro-cracking in granite by carbon dioxide stimulation]

[Hydraulic stimulation: Phase field model]

  • Waterless fracturing sequesters 'Carbon Dioxide' with the development of microfractures.
  • The newly developed technique - Time-delayed pressurization - reduces the breakdown pressure and mitigates the acoustic emission.

[Hydraulic stimulation: Imaging]

  • The 3D x-ray computed tomographic imaging helps identify the fractures and evaluates their morphological characteristics.

[Enzyme-Induced Carbonate Precipitation (EICP) and Soil Improvement]

  • The carbonate precipitated in soils strengthens soils and its application includes the soil stabilization and dust suppression.

[Lattice-Boltzmann method: Two-phase fluid flow]

[Lattice-Boltzmann Method: Multi-phase fluid flow]

  • GEMS explores how two-phase fluid flows in the pore by Lattice-Boltzmann method. We evaluate the effect of capillary number, viscosity ratio, and Reynolds number in fluids and see how these variables determine the fate of spatio-temporal evolution of fluids at micro-scale by adopting the virtual 3D images from X-ray computed tomography.
  • The examples include the geological sequestration of carbon dioxide and its storage optimization, fate and transport of contaminant, gas flow during hydrate production, and hydrocarbon recovery.

[Deep Learning: crack detection]

  • The hydraulic fracture is detected by 'Deep learning' approach which is now being applied to 'digital geo-images' with the application of 'maintenance and inspection' of infrastructure.

[Carbonation in Oil well cement]

  • Oil well cement seals the borehole in the CO2 storage site and X-ray CT imaging virtually identifies the reaction zones in conjunction with chemical analysis with the cement matrix.

[Gas hydrate bearing sediment]

  • Characterization / In-situ testing / chamber development / production

[Micromechanics]

  • Micro-scale analysis of particle-pore behaviors

[Engineered soils]

  • Hydrophobic sand and its characterization (initiated at Lehigh Univ.)
  • Hydro-physical features

[Lightweight Aggregate and fractures in concrete]

  • Application of LWA in concrete
  • Discontinuity in cementitious materials

[Particle shape analysis]

  • Particle shape effect on geophysical and mechanical properties
  • Shape descriptors

[Environmental Construction Materials]

  • NOx removal of TiO2-porous block
  • Drainage and removal capacity

국가

대한민국

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연세대학교 (학교)

연락처

책임자

윤태섭 taesup@yonsei.ac.kr

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