Mr. Yong Luo | Guangzhou University | China
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šEducational BackgroundĀ
Luo Yong’s academic journey highlights his commitment to advancing civil engineering and innovative research. He earned his Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Universiti Sains Malaysia (2021 – 2024), where his research was focused on the durability of bamboo fiber reinforced concrete under dry and wet cycling conditions. Prior to this, he completed his Masterās in Geological Engineering at China University of Geosciences (2014 – 2016), focusing on the Central South Yellow Sea uplift and its evolutionary process. His foundational undergraduate studies were completed at Kunming University of Science and Technology, where he majored in Resource Exploration Engineering.
Luo Yong holds both English proficiency qualifications (CET-4 & CET-6) and an Associate Senior Engineer professional title, complemented by a Higher Education Teaching License.
š¼ Professional Experience
Luo Yong brings extensive professional experience to the field of civil engineering and research. From 2016.07 to 2021.05, he served as a teacher at Fujian Forestry Vocational and Technical College. During this tenure, Luo Yong hosted and participated in numerous research projects focused on the development of bamboo fiber reinforced high-performance concrete and its structural performance under varying conditions. His key roles included leadership in Fujian Natural Science Foundation research projects and collaborations with Fujian Provincial Science & Technology Department on innovative infrastructure solutions.
His multidisciplinary research expertise encompasses heat-induced structural performance studies and applications, particularly in areas related to sustainable energy pathways and concrete technologies.
š¬ Research Interests & SpecializationĀ
Luo Yongās research efforts are focused on addressing contemporary challenges in civil engineering through advanced material science and engineering applications. His key areas of research include directional heat-induced structural systems, thermoelectric coupling effects, and temperature-differential power generation channel surfaces.
Luo Yong has explored finite element simulation methods using Abaqus software to examine the effects of environmental factors like ambient temperature and wind forces on structural layer thicknesses. Additionally, he is studying bamboo fiber asphalt for heat-resistant interlayers in bridge decks and optimizing steel fiber and bamboo fiber concrete mixtures to improve durability and thermal conductivity.
His research has provided groundbreaking insights into the behavior of fiber concrete pavements for rural roads, addressing environmental challenges and economic value, with applications worth 5 million RMB. His work exemplifies the transformative vision of “Green Hills are Golden Mountains.”
š Achievements & Awards
Dr. Luo has received numerous prestigious honors throughout his career, highlighting his outstanding research and contributions to civil engineering and sustainable development. He was awarded the Best Researcher Award at the International Conference on Civil and Environmental Engineering in recognition of his innovative research and practical problem-solving in the field. Additionally, he secured the Second Prize for “Project Activities” in Fujian Universities (2020), an honor bestowed by the Fujian Provincial Education Working Committee, acknowledging his commitment to advancing scientific discovery and education.
Dr. Luo also won the Third Prize in the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Competition (Gyunju) in 2021, presented by Fujian Forestry Vocational and Technical College. His innovative research has notably applied bamboo fiber-based pavement design, generating an economic value of 5 million RMB. This successful application exemplifies his vision of contributing to the concept of “green hills as golden mountains” by leveraging sustainable technologies and innovative engineering practices to solve real-world infrastructure challenges.
Publications Top Notedš
Study of thermal conductivity of constituent materials for electrically heated bridge decks
Authors: Luo, Y., Yussof, M.M., Zhang, L.
Journal: Construction and Building Materials
Year: 2024
Investigating specimen size and shape effects on compressive mechanical behaviors of recycled aggregate concrete using discrete element mesoscale modeling
Authors: Yu, Y., Xu, J., Su, J., Xu, L., Luo, Y.
Journal: Construction and Building Materials
Year: 2024
Finite element simulation and falling ball impact model for cement concrete pavement considering void under slab
Authors: Luo, Y., Luo, Y., Wu, C., Yussof, M.M.
Journal: Construction and Building Materials
Year: 2024
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE CHLORIDE-ION PERMEABILITY OF BAMBOO-FIBER-REINFORCED CONCRETE | EKSPERIMENTALNA Å TUDIJA PERMEABILNOSTI KLORIDNIH IONOV V BETONU OJAÄANEM Z BAMBUSOVIMI VLAKNI
Authors: Luo, Y., Yussof, M.M., Jiang, Y., Shi, F., Chen, Y.
Journal: Materiali in Tehnologije
Year: 2024