Ayman Abed
Ayman Abed is a Senior Lecturer in the Division of Geology and Geotechnics, research group Geotechnics. He is interested in studying the coupled thermo-hydro-mechanical-chemical (THMC) behavior of unsaturated soil. One of the main purposes of his research is to provide practical engineering solutions to confront the challenges associated with global climate change. Ayman is an expert in unsaturated soil mechanics, constitutive modeling, and numerical analyses.
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Finite element analysis for a deep excavation in soft clay supported by lime-cement columns
A Grid-Based Methodology for the Assessment of Timedependent Building Damage at Large Scale
The influence of parameter variability on subsidence
Shear strength and shear stiffness analysis of compacted Wyoming-type bentonite
2D & 3D numerical analyses of a deep excavation supported by LC columns
FEniCS simulation of a partially saturated slope under varying environmental loads
A constitutive framework for the chemo-mechanical behaviour of unsaturated non-expansive clays
Modelling the behaviour of unsaturated non-active clays in saline environment
3D simulations of deep mixed columns under road embankment
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Showing 7 research projects
Quantification of the impact of climate change on the built environment at regional scale
Rate-dependent response of excavations and permanent underground structures
Modellering av tidsberoende grundvattensänkning, markdeformationer och dess skaderisker
BIG A2020-09 Simple analyses of slopes in a changing climate
Djupstabilisering i stadsmiljö
Efficient computational modelling for sustainable use of deep mixing in urban environment