Chang-Sik Yoo
Sungkyunkwan University · Engineering
About the Lab
Professor Chang-Sik Yoo's research lab specializes in geotechnical engineering with a focus on deep excavation systems and performance evaluation of in-situ retaining walls. The lab conducts comprehensive field measurements and analytical studies on various diaphragm and cast-in-situ wall systems, emphasizing wall displacement, earth pressure distribution, and system behavior under real construction conditions. Research directions include the mechanical behavior of soldier pile, soil-cement wall, cast-in-place, and diaphragm wall systems, with an emphasis on optimizing design through measured performance data. The lab also investigates the influence of structural stiffness and support system configurations on overall stability and deformation control in deep excavations.
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Selected Papers
1This paper presents the results of analysis on the measured behavior of insitu walls using the measured data collected from the various deep excavation sites in Korea. A variety of insitu wall systems from more than 50 sites were considered covering a wide range of wall types, including soldier pile, SCW, CIP, and diaphram walls. Examined include wall movements and apparent earth pressure distributions. The measured data were thoroughly analyzed to investigate the effects of various components o
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