
Morteza Gharouni Nik University: Iran University of Science & Technology (IUST) Faculty: School of Railway Engineering Department: Railway Infrastructure Phone: +98-21-7391-3504 Email: gharouni@doctor.com
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION: Doctor of Geotechnical Engineering (Rock Mechanics) University of Newcastle upon Tyne , England AFFILATION: Member of International Tunnelling Association (ITA) Member of International Society for Rock Mechanics (ISRM) Member of Iranian Tunnelling Association (IRTA) Member of Iranian Society for Rock Mechanics (IRSRM) WORK EXPERIENCE: School of Railway Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran , Iran Period: 1380 till now Position: Research Vice-Head Period: 1386 till now
Teaching Courses: • Tunnelling, • Rock Mechanics, • Soil Mechanics RESEARCH INTERESTS: - Tunnelling : Design and Stability Analysis - Rock and Soil Mechanics - Slope Stability Analysis
PUBLICATION: BOOKS: 1) Support of Underground Excavations in Hard Rock. 2) Application of Rock Mechanics in Engineering Practice. JOURNALS: Fundamentals of Ventilation Design in Railway Tunnels. CONFERENCES: 1) Assessment of Initial In-situ stresses in Underground Powerhouse Cavern of Karun3 Dam in Iran. 2) Comparison of Direct Shear Test Results using a Portable Developed and Conventional Direct Shear Test Apparatus. 3) A Case Study of Deformation Measurements of Slates at Javeh Damsite in Iran. 4) Risk Management in Design, Construction and Operation of Tunnels. 5) Design of ventilation for a highway tunnel in a very crowded urban area. 6) M. Gharouni- nik, Designing an underground lead and zink mine using in-situ initial state of stresses, Rock Stress and Earthquakes- Xie (ed.), Taylor &Francis Group, London, ISBN 978-0-415-60165-8.2010. (Abstract) 7) M. Gharouni-Nik, S. Hashemi, Evaluating Rock Mass Behaviour in Dilatometer tests, ISRM International Symposium 2010 and 6th Asian Rock Mechanics Symposium- Advances in Rock Engineering, 23-27 October, 2010, New Delhi, India. (Abstract) 8) M. Gharonouni-Nik, In-situ shear Strength of Rock- Concrete Contact Surface at the Abutments of a Concrete Dam, ARMA 10-266,2010 (Abstract) RESEARCH GRANTS OBTAINED: Tunnel Management System CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS (GRANTS)ABSTRACTS: Tunnel Management System |