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Overview

Pengpeng Ni is affiliated with Sun Yat-sen University in China and has contributed extensively to the field of engineering, with a particular focus on civil and structural engineering. Their research covers multiple subfields, including safety, risk, reliability and quality; building and construction; mechanics of materials; and ocean engineering.

Their main research topics encompass geotechnical engineering and underground structures, soil stabilization, geotechnical analysis, soil mechanics, as well as grouting, rheology, and landslides. They have also worked in geophysical methods and applications related to geotechnical studies.

Pengpeng Ni's recent publications include:

  • A protective measure for expansive soil slopes based on moisture content control, 2020, Engineering Geology
  • Experimental analysis of progressive failure behavior of rock tunnel with a fault zone using non-contact DIC technique, 2020, International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences
  • Assessment of erosion resistance of biocemented sandy slope subjected to wave actions, 2020, Applied Ocean Research
  • Degradation of rammed earth under wind-driven rain: The case of Fujian Tulou, China, 2020, Construction and Building Materials
  • Experimental Study of Interface Shearing between Calcareous Sand and Steel Plate Considering Surface Roughness and Particle Size, 2020, Applied Ocean Research

Pengpeng Ni frequently collaborates with several coauthors over multiple publications. These include Guoxiong Mei, Zheng Chen, Xiaogang Qin, Yi Luo, and Pengjiao Jia.

The scientist's work has been published predominantly in the following venues:

  • Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology
  • Canadian Geotechnical Journal
  • Acta Geotechnica
  • Construction and Building Materials
  • Computers and Geotechnics

Best Publications

  • Distributed fibre optic sensing of strains on buried full-scale PVC pipelines crossing a normal fault

    P. Ni;I. D. Moore;W. A. Take

  • Flicker effects in adaptive video streaming to handheld devices

    Pengpeng Ni;Ragnhild Eg;Alexander Eichhorn;Carsten Griwodz

  • Response of pipelines of differing flexural stiffness to normal faulting

    M. Saiyar;P. Ni;W. A. Take;I. D. Moore

  • A protective measure for expansive soil slopes based on moisture content control

    Pei Pei;Yanlin Zhao;Pengpeng Ni;Guoxiong Mei

  • Spatial characterization of joint planes and stability analysis of tunnel blocks

    Shuhong Wang;Pengpeng Ni;Mudan Guo

  • Experimental analysis of progressive failure behavior of rock tunnel with a fault zone using non-contact DIC technique

    Feng Huang;Chuangzhou Wu;Chuangzhou Wu;Pengpeng Ni;Guoqing Wan

  • A method to estimate the jacking force for pipe jacking in sandy soils

    Xinbo Ji;Wen Zhao;Pengpeng Ni;Pengpeng Ni;Marco Barla

  • Numerical modeling of normal fault-pipeline interaction and comparison with centrifuge tests

    Pengpeng Ni;Ian D. Moore;W. Andy Take

  • APPLICATION OF BLOCK THEORY MODELING ON SPATIAL BLOCK TOPOLOGICAL IDENTIFICATION TO ROCK SLOPE STABILITY ANALYSIS

    Shuhong Wang;Pengpeng Ni

  • Fragility analysis of gray iron pipelines subjected to tunneling induced ground settlement

    Pengpeng Ni;Pengpeng Ni;Sujith Mangalathu

  • Fragility analysis of continuous pipelines subjected to transverse permanent ground deformation

    Pengpeng Ni;Sujith Mangalathu;Yaolin Yi

  • Assessment of erosion resistance of biocemented sandy slope subjected to wave actions

    Hai-lei Kou;Chuang-zhou Wu;Peng-peng Ni;Bo-An Jang

  • Permeable piles: An alternative to improve the performance of driven piles

    Pengpeng Ni;Sujith Mangalathu;Guoxiong Mei;Yanlin Zhao

  • Earth pressure on shield excavation face for pipe jacking considering arching effect

    Xinbo Ji;Pengpeng Ni;Marco Barla;Wen Zhao

  • One-dimensional self-weight consolidation with continuous drainage boundary conditions: Solution and application to clay-drain reclamation

    Jianxue Feng;Pengpeng Ni;Pengpeng Ni;Guoxiong Mei

  • Combined measure of geometry optimization and vegetation for expansive soil slopes

    Canrong Xie;Pengpeng Ni;Meijuan Xu;Guoxiong Mei

  • Degradation of rammed earth under wind-driven rain: The case of Fujian Tulou, China

    Yi Luo;Mengqi Yang;Pengpeng Ni;Xingqian Peng

  • Estimation of REV Size for Fractured Rock Mass Based on Damage Coefficient

    Pengpeng Ni;Pengpeng Ni;Shuhong Wang;Cungen Wang;Simiao Zhang

  • A new model to predict ground surface settlement induced by jacked pipes with flanges

    Pengjiao Jia;Wen Zhao;Arman Khoshghalb;Pengpeng Ni

  • Plane-strain consolidation theory with distributed drainage boundary

    Zheng Chen;Pengpeng Ni;Yifeng Chen;Guoxiong Mei

  • Displacement-Dependent Earth Pressures on Rigid Retaining Walls with Compressible Geofoam Inclusions: Physical Modeling and Analytical Solutions

    Pengpeng Ni;Guoxiong Mei;Yanlin Zhao

  • Generalized Nonlinear Softening Load-Transfer Model for Axially Loaded Piles

    Pengpeng Ni;Linhui Song;Guoxiong Mei;Yanlin Zhao

  • Full-scale experiment and numerical simulation of prestressed concrete cylinder pipe with broken wires strengthened by prestressed CFRP

    Kejie Zhai;Hongyuan Fang;Chengchao Guo;Pengpeng Ni

Frequent Co-Authors

Sujith Mangalathu
Sujith Mangalathu Georgia Institute of Technology
Yaolin Yi
Yaolin Yi Nanyang Technological University
M. Hesham El Naggar
M. Hesham El Naggar University of Western Ontario
Songyu Liu
Songyu Liu Southeast University
Ian D. Moore
Ian D. Moore Queen's University
Yi-Feng Chen
Yi-Feng Chen Wuhan University
Yan-Jun Du
Yan-Jun Du Southeast University
Xuanming Ding
Xuanming Ding Chongqing University
Roberto Paolucci
Roberto Paolucci Polytechnic University of Milan
Suksun Horpibulsuk
Suksun Horpibulsuk Suranaree University of Technology

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