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Leader Introduction
Technical leadership grounded in more than two decades of research and complex project practice.
Leader introduction
Professor Xuedong Cui — Pioneer of Non-Destructive Controllable Lifting and Tilt-Correction Technology
Prof. Cui has been engaged in technical research and practice in the field of foundation subsidence correction for more than 20 years. He has led and participated in the innovative R&D of technical invention patents. He holds a portfolio of 148 domestic and international patents (granted and pending), including 32 international patents. He has published 14 academic papers, among which 9 are international SCI papers, and has participated in the formulation of one corporate standard.
In the field of high-rise building lifting and tilt correction technology, Hengxiang Hongye has obtained the professional certification of “overall internationally advanced, partially international leading” from the Ministry of Science and Technology of China.
At a glance
Experienced Background
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Chief Engineer, Beijing Hengxiang Hongye Foundation Reinforcement Technology Co., Ltd.
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A leading authority in China on foundation reinforcement for existing buildings and high-rise structure tilt correction
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Pioneer of Non-Destructive Controllable Lifting and Tilt-Correction Technology
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Distinguished Professor, China University of Mining and Technology, Beijing
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Member, Mine Water Control & Utilization Committee of the Geological Society of China
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Member, Foundation Engineering Branch of the Architectural Society of China
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