Name |
Ming LIANG |
Gender |
Male |
Position |
Postdoctor |
Address |
Highway building in Xinglongshan Campus of Shandong University |
Tel |
+86-18661628291 |
E-mail |
ming.liang@sdu.edu.cn |
Education
2008.09—2012.07, China University of Petroleum (East China), College of Chemical Engineering, Applied chemistry, Bachelor, GPA: 92.2/100.
2012.09—2017.12, China University of Petroleum (East China), College of Chemical Engineering, Chemical engineering and technology, PhD, Supervisor: professor Weiyu Fan.
2016.09—2017.09, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Center for Advanced Transportation Infrastructure, visiting Ph.D., Supervisor: P. N. Balaguru，Hao Wang.
Working Experience
2018.04—till now, Shandong University, School of Qilu Transporation, Road and railway engineering, postdoctoral researcher.
Research Interests
1. Integrated design of asphalt pavement structure and materials.
2. R&D and application of special functional materials for civil engineering.
3. Smart monitoring sensor and intelligent application.
Selected Projects
1. NSFC Youth Science Foundation Project, Morphology evolution and phase separation behavior of polymer modified asphalt based on rheology and phase field method (51908330), 2020-2022, in research, host.
2.Special grade of the financial support from the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, Multi-scale study on compatibility of heterogeneous system of polymer modified asphalt based on chemistry-rheology-simulation methods (2019T120590),2019-2021, in research, host.
3. China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (First-class), Microstructure evolution and phase separation behavior of polymer modified asphalt based on phase field simulation(2018M640630), 2019-2020, in research, host.
4. Postdoctoral innovation project in Shandong Province(First-class), Thermo- stability and aging behavior of nanoparticles/polymer modified asphalt based on characterized evolution of micro-nano structure (201901007), 2019-2020, in research, host.
5. State Key Laboratory of Special Functional Waterproof Materials, Study on the Migration and transformation mechanism of harmful gas generated during the production process of modified asphalt and its purification technology (SKLW2019013), 2019-2020, in research, host.
6. Special grade of the financial support from Shandong University for postdoctoral researcher (20189000012), 2018-2020, host.
7. Special foundation for basic scientific research expenses in central colleges and universities, Rheology of polymer modified asphalt based on DMA method (24720156046A), 2015-2017, finished, host.
8. Qilu transportation development group project, 2019-2020, in research, participants.
9. Shandong University Foundation for International Scientific Research Cooperation, Micro-damage mechanism and self-healing technology for asphalt pavement, 2019-2021, in research, participants.
10. Qilu transportation development group project: the theory and technology of diagnosis and treatment of Qinglin highway bridge deck pavement disease, 2019-2020, in research, participants.
Professional Affiliations
Member of the China Highway And Transportation Society（CHTS）.
Member of the Chinese petroleum society（CPS）.
Member of the Chinese Chemical Society（CCS）.
Member of the Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China（CIESC）.
Selected Publications
1. Ming Liang, Peng Liang, Weiyu Fan*, et al. Thermo-rheological behavior and compatibi- lity of modified asphalt with various styrene-butadiene structures in SBS copolymers[J]. Materials & Design, 2015, 88: 177-185.（JCR Q1，IF=5.770）.
2. Ming Liang, Xue Xin, Weiyu Fan*, et al. Thermo-stability and aging performance of modified asphalt with crumb rubber activated by microwave and TOR[J]. Materials & Design, 2017, 127: 84-96.（JCR Q1，IF=5.770）.
3.Ming Liang, Shisong Ren, Weiyu Fan*, et al. Rheological property and stability of polymer modified asphalt: Effect of various vinyl-acetate structures in EVA copolymers. Construction and Building Materials, 2017; 137:367-380.（JCR Q1，IF=4.046）.
4. Ming Liang, Xue Xin, Weiyu Fan*, et al. Effects of polymerized sulfur on rheological properties, morphology and stability of SBS modified asphalt [J]. Construction and Building Materials, 2017, 150: 860-871.（JCR Q1，IF=4.046）.
5. Ming Liang, Shujun Liu, Weiyu Fan*, et al. Rheological and chemical characterization of deoiled asphalt modified with FCC slurry [J]. Materials and Structures, 2015:1-11.（JCR Q1，IF=2.548）.
6. Ming Liang, Xue Xin, Weiyu Fan, et al. Phase behavior and hot storage characteristics of asphalt modified with various polyethylene: experimental and numerical characterizations[J]. Construction & Building Materials, 2019, 203: 608-620.（JCR Q1，IF=4.046）.
7.Ming Liang, Xue Xin, Zhanyong Yao, et al. Phase field simulation and microscopic observation of phase separation and thermal stability of polymer modified asphalt[J]. Construction & Building Materials, 2019, 204: 132-143.（JCR Q1，IF=4.046）.
8. Ming Liang, Xue Xin, Weiyu Fan, et al. Comparison of rheological properties and compatibility of asphalt modified with various polyethylene[J]. International Journal of Pavement Engineering, 2019:1-10.（IF= 2.298）.
9. Ming Liang, Xue Xin, Zhanyong Yao, et al. Experimental and simulation study of phase microstructure and storage stability of asphalt modified with ethylene-vinyl acetate[J]. Journal of materials in civil engineering, 2019, 31 (12):04019288-1~10.（IF= 2.298）.
10. Ming Liang, Changjun Sun, Zhanyong Yao, et al. Utilization of wax residue as compatibilizer for asphalt with ground tire rubber/recycled polyethylene blends [J]. Construction and Building Materials, 2020, 230: 116966.（JCR Q1，IF=4.046）.
