Clayton, Victoria, Australia
As a PhD Researcher at Monash University since March 2022, my work focuses on geotechnical and geoenvironmental engineering, where I leverage advanced modeling tools like HYDRUS and POLLUTE software to address complex challenges in the field. My research aligns with my passion for innovative problem solving and commitment to advancing sustainable engineering practices. With over four years of experience in geotechnical engineering, I have contributed to academic research, industry projects, and technical writing. My expertise includes geotechnical design, data analysis, and engineering designs, supported by my advanced studies and professional certifications. I aim to develop impactful solutions that address critical environmental and geotechnical challenges.
Conducting diffusion tests of long, short and ultrashort chain PFAS compounds through geosynthetic clay liners. Conducting permeability tests of long, short and ultrashort chain PFAS compounds through geosynthetic clay liners. Modelling transport of PFAS compounds through single composite liner system using POLLUTE software. Modelling transport of PFAS compounds through vadose zone using HYDRUS software.
Performing characterization tests of geosynthetic clay liners (GCLs). Performing swell index, fluid loss and hydration test of conventional and polymer modified GCLs with varying mass per unit area under silty sand subsoil. Performing hydraulic conductivity of conventional and polymer modified GCLs against deionized water, coal combustion leachate, trona ash leachate and calcium solutions. Performing soil characterization tests (specific gravity, consistency limits, sieve analysis and hydrometer test etc.). Performing compaction tests, California Bearing Ratio (CBR) tests. Proposing the best compacting soil mixture of different size of blast furnace slag soils to be used in embankment of highway. Technical writing to disseminate findings from project. Presenting research main outputs to project stakeholders.