Civil Engineering Faculty Publications
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Submissions from 2013
Reply to: Comment on ‘neutron imaging reveals internal plant water dynamics’, Jeffrey M. Warren, H. Z. Bilheux, Chu-Lin Cheng, and Edmund Perfect
Submissions from 2012
Permeation of gasoline through DI pipe gaskets in water mains, Chu-Lin Cheng, James A. Gaunt, Feng Mao, and Say Kee Ong
Average Soil Water Retention Curves Measured by Neutron Radiography, Chu-Lin Cheng, M. Kang, Edmund Perfect, Sophie Voisin, Juske Horita, Hassina Z. Bilheux, Jeffrey M. Warren, and D. L. Jacobson
Discrete phase modeling study for particle motion in storm water retention, Jungseok Ho and Wonil Kim
A generic soil-geosynthetic composite test, Jonathan Wu, Michael Adams, Thang Pham, San Lee, and Christina Ma
Submissions from 2011
Microscopic Visualization Technique to Predict the Permeation of Organic Solvents through PVC Pipes in Water Distribution Systems, Feng Mao, James A. Gaunt, Chu-Lin Cheng, and Say Kee Ong
Permeation of Petroleum-Based Hydrocarbons through PVC Pipe Joints with Rieber Gasket Systems, Feng Mao, James A. Gaunt, Say Kee Ong, and Chu-Lin Cheng
Neutron Imaging and Applications: A Reference for the Imaging Community, Edmund Perfect, Chu-Lin Cheng, and Peter Lehmann
Required minimum reinforcement stiffness and strength in geosynthetic-reinforced soil (GRS) walls and abutments, Jonathan Wu, Christina Ma, Thang Pham, and Michael Adams
Submissions from 2010
Permeation of BTEX compounds through HDPE pipes under simulated field conditions, Feng Mao, James A. Gaunt, Chu-Lin Cheng, and Say Kee Ong
An analytical model for calculating lateral movement of a geosynthetic-reinforced soil (GRS) wall with modular block facing, Jonathan Wu and Thang Pham
An analytical model for evaluation of compaction-induced stresses in a reinforced soil mass, Jonathan Wu and Thang Pham
Submissions from 2007
Fluvial Geomorphologic and Hydrodynamic Assessment in the Tidal Portion of the Lower Rio Grande River, US-Mexico Borderland, Andrew Ernest, B. Bokhim, N. B. Chang, and I. J. Huang
