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Liu Qiang

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ORCID
N/A
First Contribution
2022-03-28
Last Contribution
2025-07-05
Number Contributions
7
Number Citations
124

Top Co-Authors

  1. Jiang Quan (7)
  2. Huang Mojia (3)
  3. Xin Jie (3)
  4. Wu Si (2)
  5. Zhao Herui (2)

Top Cited Articles

  1. Jiang Quan, Liu Qiang, Wu Si, Zheng Hong et al. (2022-06)
    Modification Effect of Nano-Silica and Polypropylene-Fiber for Extrusion-Based 3D Printing Concrete:
    Printability and Mechanical Anisotropy     (74)

Persons This Author Cites the Most

  1. Xiao Jianzhuang (11)
  2. Huang Yongbo (10)
  3. Lu Lingchao (10)
  4. Ma Guowei (10)
  5. Zhao Piqi (10)

Persons This Author Is Cited Most By

  1. Li Mingyang (6)
  2. Liu Zhenbang (6)
  3. Tan Ming (6)
  4. Wong Teck (6)
  5. Mehrali Mehdi (5)

  1. Liu Qiang, Zhang Xinwei, Jiang Quan, Xia Yong et al. (2025-07)
    Effects of Nano-Al2O3, Nano-MgO and Nano-Fe2O3 on the Properties of Cement-Based 3D Printing:
    A Comparative Study
  2. Liu Qiang, Jiang Quan, Zhao Herui, Yu Yang et al. (2025-02)
    Porous Diatomite Promotes Lightweight and Low-Carbon Concrete 3D Printing:
    An Exploratory Study
  3. Liu Qiang, Jiang Quan, Yu Rang, Rong Yao et al. (2023-12)
    Extrusion 3D Printing Circular and Horseshoe Tunnel Physical Models:
    A Comparative Study of Deformation and Brittle Failure
  4. Liu Qiang, Jiang Quan, Zhou Zhenhua, Xin Jie et al. (2023-02)
    The Printable and Hardened Properties of Nano-Calcium Carbonate with Modified Polypropylene-Fibers for Cement-Based 3D Printing
  5. Liu Qiang, Jiang Quan, Huang Mojia, Xin Jie et al. (2022-10)
    The Fresh and Hardened Properties of 3D Printing Cement-Base Materials with Self-Cleaning Nano-TiO2:
    An Exploratory Study
  6. Jiang Quan, Liu Qiang, Wu Si, Zheng Hong et al. (2022-06)
    Modification Effect of Nano-Silica and Polypropylene-Fiber for Extrusion-Based 3D Printing Concrete:
    Printability and Mechanical Anisotropy
  7. Liu Qiang, Jiang Quan, Huang Mojia, Xin Jie et al. (2022-03)
    Modifying Effect of Anionic Polyacrylamide Dose for Cement-Based 3DP Materials:
    Printability and Mechanical Performance Tests