Dr. Rui Shen

Department Minister
China University of Geosciences, China

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Brown University, USA

My URL
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Biography

Dr. Rui Shen obtained Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from China University of Geosciences, China. Dr. Rui was received Superfund Research Program Trainee Fellowship (2012). Dr. Rui has published 13 peer-reviewed papers, 1 book chapter and 5 conference papers. Dr. Rui is Teaching Assistant for Thermodynamics (90 students) and Fluid Dynamic (80 students). Dr. Rui also worked at Brown University and China University of Geosciences.

Area of Interest:

Environmental Sciences
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Science and Technology
Groundwater
Remediation

Selected Publications

  1. Shen, R., K.G. Pennell and E.M. Suuberg, 2014. Analytical modeling of the subsurface volatile organic vapor concentration in vapor intrusion. Chemosphere, 95: 140-149.
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  2. Shen, R. and E.M. Suuberg, 2014. Analytical quantification of the subslab volatile organic vapor concentration from a non-uniform source. Environ. Modell. Software, 54: 1-8.
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  3. Yao, Y., R. Shen, K.G. Pennell and E.M. Suuberg, 2013. Examination of the influence of environmental factors on contaminant vapor concentration attenuation factors using the U.S. EPA's vapor intrusion database. Environ. Sci. Technol., 47: 906-913.
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  4. Yao, Y., R. Shen, K.G. Pennell and E.M. Suuberg, 2013. Examination of the U.S. EPA's vapor intrusion database based on models. Environ. Sci. Technol., 47: 1425-1433.
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  5. Yao, Y., R. Shen, K.G. Pennell and E.M. Suuberg, 2013. Estimation of contaminant subslab concentration in vapor intrusion including lateral source-building separation. Vadose Zone J., Vol. 12, No. 3. 10.2136/vzj2012.0157.
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  6. Yao, Y., R. Shen, K.G. Pennell and E.M. Suuberg, 2013. A review of vapor intrusion models. Environ. Sci. Technol., 47: 2457-2470.
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  7. Yao, Y., R. Shen, K.G. Pennel and E.M. Suuberg, 2013. A numerical investigation of oxygen concentration dependence on biodegradation rate laws in vapor intrusion. Environ. Sci.: Processes Impacts, 15: 2345-2354.
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  8. Shen, R., Y. Yao, K.G. Pennell and E.M. Suuberg, 2013. Modeling quantification of the influence of soil moisture on subslab vapor concentration. Environ. Sci.: Processes Impacts, 15: 1444-1451.
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  9. Shen, R., K.G. Pennell and E.M. Suuberg, 2013. Influence of soil moisture on soil gas vapor concentration for vapor intrusion. Environ. Eng. Sci., 30: 628-637.
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  10. Pennell, K.G., M.K. Scammell, M.D. McClean, J. Ames and B. Weldon et al., 2013. Sewer gas: An indoor air source of PCE to consider during vapor intrusion investigations. Groundwater Monit. Remediation, 33: 119-126.
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  11. Shen, R., K.G. Pennell and E.M. Suuberg, 2012. A numerical investigation of vapor intrusion-the dynamic response of contaminant vapors to rainfall events. Sci. Total Environ., 437: 110-120.
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  12. Yao, Y., R. Shen, K.G. Pennell and E.M. Suuberg, 2011. Comparison of the Johnson-Ettinger vapor intrusion screening model predictions with full three-dimensional model results. Environ. Sci. Technol., 45: 2227-2235.
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