Barbero Curriculum Vitae
Barbero Curriculum Vitae
Barbero Curriculum Vitae
Barbero
511 ESB
West Virginia University
Morgantown, WV 26506-6106
Telephone 304-293-3176
ever.barbero@mail.wvu.edu
http://barbero.cadec-online.com
Career History
Accomplishments:
Director, Energy Materials Science and Engineering (EMSE) Program (multiple sponsors)
Co-principal investigator of the Resilient Tunnel Plug project sponsored by DHS
Co-principal investigator of a project sponsored by US DoE
Advising several post-doctoral fellows, MS and Ph.D. students
H-index 33, citations 4169
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE) at West Virginia University (WVU) is a department with 28
tenure track faculty, 14 research faculty, and a staff of nearly 40, serving more than 400 undergraduate, about
70 MS, and nearly 70 Ph.D. students. The Chair is responsible for nearly $12.5M/yr. expenditures, of which
nearly $10M are expenditures on competitive contracts funded nearly 50% by federal agencies and
50% by industry and $2.5M is a state allocation, 98% of which is for tenure track faculty salary. The
department is virtually self-sufficient for everything other than tenure track faculty salary.
Accomplishments:
• Led the faculty in securing ABET accreditation for the AE and ME programs.
• Facilitated the department in an expansion of the research activities to nearly $10M/yr of expenditures
and over $25M of multi-year, current research awards. We are ranked 23 rd in the nation on research
expenditures by the National Science Foundation.
• Encouraged diversification of faculty funding. Currently, eight faculty have more than $400K of research
expenditures per year, while the department’s average is $385K per faculty.
• Restructured the department’s expert business office to manage such voluminous research activities in
addition to about $2.5M/yr of state allocated budget. Our end-of-year balance went from about $600,000
deficit in 2002 to a stable and sizable surplus.
• Managed to open seven additional tenure-track faculty positions in the midst of widespread budget cuts
in the State of West Virginia, by leveraging departmental and research contract funding. At any time, we
have about two tenure track positions on soft funding, for about three years, then moving to the state
budget, at which point we hire additional faculty.
• Mentored new faculty to unprecedented growth. One new faculty won his first competitive research
award within four months of joining the department. Another new faculty already has eight concurrent
funded projects.
• Worked with the faculty in renovating the AE and ME laboratories with addition/renovation of more than
47,500 sqf of laboratory and student office space, including:
- Aero Lab, completely renovated including equipment additions/upgrades.
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- Bernard Judy Wing, major renovation of 7,500 sqft of previously unusable space.
- CEMR Annex (ex. St. Francis School). Acquired and renovated (new office space).
- ESB basement laboratories and graduate student offices renovation.
- Selected laboratories in ERB and ESB including G86ESB, 114ERB (new CFD lab), etc.
- Comprehensive, state-of-the-art Flight Simulation Laboratory (G24 & Aero Lab).
- Agricultural Science Annex (CAFEE center), nearly doubled its size. Faculty efforts led to substantial
renovations including a class 1000 clean-room, and state-of-the-art Engines Emission Measurement
and Research Facility.
- Morgantown Industrial Park, new lease in new location for CAFEE center.
• Responsible for administering the Bernard Judy endowment of $1.3M.
• Managed the department to a five-year enrollment growth of 37% (undergraduate), 100% (Ph.D.) and
10% (overall graduate program). We award about 125 undergraduate diplomas per year in three
programs, AE, ME, and dual AE/ME. In addition we award about 30 MS degrees and about 12 Ph.D.
degrees per year. Our goal is 125/30/15 undergraduate/MS/PhD diplomas per year.
• Architect and leader of a diversity recruiting plan that resulted in WVU being elevated to 8th Best
Engineering School for Hispanics in the nation (Hispanic Magazine).
• Implemented two new programs: direct track BS to MS and BS to PhD.
Morgantown, WV
Professor
Accomplishments:
• Responsible for $250,000/yr. research expenditures on single investigator awards
• Conceived and managed multi-disciplinary activities, including $5.65M DoE contract on
Multifunctional Metallic and Refractory Materials and $4.65M DoE contract Innovative Materials
and Surface Treatments
• Received excellent student teaching evaluations on a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses
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taught.
• Obtained funding from NSF and private industry (polymers).
• Interviewed by LA Times and PBS (The Nightly News) about the crash of AA 587.
Morgantown, WV
Associate Professor
Accomplishments:
• Conducted pioneering research on composite bridge decks, leading to two US patents #6,455,131
and #6,544,624 and developing SuperdeckTM, one of the first composite decks commercially
available for vehicular bridges.
• Published the book “Introduction to Composite Materials Design,” ISBN-1-56032-701-4, used
worldwide to teach composite materials.
• Received excellent student teaching evaluations on a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses
taught.
• Obtained funding from NSF, FHWA, FRA, DOT, and industry.
Morgantown, WV
Assistant Professor
Accomplishments:
• Conducted pioneering work on composite materials, currently on record with 83 peer-reviewed
journal publications.
• Initiated the WVU Student Chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Materials and Process
Engineering (SAMPE) leading to seven national student awards in eight years.
• Received excellent student teaching evaluations on a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses
taught.
• Obtained funding from NSF, FHWA, and industry (composites).
Education
Virginia Tech
Doctor of Philosophy, Engineering Science
UNRC-Argentina
Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering
UNRC-Argentina
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Languages
English (Fluent)
Spanish (Fluent)
Italian (understanding)
Portuguese (understanding)
International Experience
Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Italy, Spain, China, South Korea, Kuwait, Egypt, Japan.
Peer-reviewed publications
Summary: Six books, eight book chapters, two patents, and 132 journal papers.
• Period 1986-1989, while being a Ph.D. student: 2 in journals
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• Period 1990-1994, while Assistant Professor: 29 in journals
• Period 1995-1999, while Associate Professor: 31 in journals, and one book “Introduction to
Composite Materials Design” Taylor and Francis 1999.
• Period 2000-2002, while Professor: 10 in journals and one patent
• Period 2003-2009, while Chairman: 35 in journals, one patent, one book “Finite Element Analysis of
Composite Materials” CRC 2007, and one book chapter.
• Period 2009-present, three books, three book chapters, and many publications.
• Publications list available at http://barbero.cadec-online.com/publications_list.pdf
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• Ph.D. graduate: Liliana DeVivo, Director of Engineering, Padre Pio Hospital, Italy.
• Ph.D. graduate: Paolo Lonetti, Research Assistant Professor, University of Calabria, Italy.
• Major advisor to more than 30 MS graduates.
Professional Societies
• Fellow, Society for the Advancement of Materials and Process Engineering (SAMPE)
• Fellow, American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
• Member, Society for the Advancement of Materials and Process Engineering (SAMPE)
• Member of the Advisory Board of the Mechanical Engineering Department at WV Institute of
Technology, Montgomery, WV.
Editorial Service
Member Editorial Board of Annals of Solid and Structural Mechanics, Elsevier.
Member Editorial Board of International Journal of Natural Disasters, Accidents and Civil Infrastructure.
Courses Taught
Semester Course Number Course Title
Spring 90 MAE 424 Theory of Plates and Shells
Fall 90 CE 462 Numerical Analysis of Structures
Spring 91 MAE 226 Mechanics of Composite Materials
Fall 91 MAE 43 Mechanics of Materials
Fall 91 MAE 424 Theory of Plates and Shells
Spring 92 MAE 226 Mechanics of Composite Materials
Spring 92 MAE 316 Energy Methods
Fall 92 MAE 132 Adv. Strength of Materials
Spring 93 MAE 226 Mechanics of Composite Materials
Fall 93 MAE 424 Theory of Plates and Shells
Spring 94 MAE 316 Energy Methods
Spring 94 MAE 226 Mechanics of Composite Materials
Fall 94 MAE 132 Advanced Strength of Materials
Spring 95 MAE 226 Mechanics of Composite Materials
Fall 95 MAE 424 Theory of Plates and Shells
Spring 96 MAE 226 Mechanics of Composite Materials
Spring 96 MAE 318 Continuum Mechanics
Fall 96 MAE 326/394 Advanced Mech. of Composite Materials
Spring 97 MAE 226 Mechanics of Composite Materials
Fall 97 MAE 43 Mechanics of Materials
Fall 97 MAE 424 Theory of Plates and Shells
Spring 98 MAE 226 Mechanics of Composite Materials
Spring 98 MAE 318 Continuum Mechanics
Fall 98 MAE 326 Advanced Mech. of Composite Materials
Spring 99 MAE 43 Mechanics of Materials
Fall 99 MAE43 Mechanics of Materials
Fall 99 MAE 226 Mechanics of Composite Materials
Spring 2000 MAE 34 Mechanics of Materials
Spring 2000 MAE 326 Advanced Mechanics of Materials
Fall 2001 MAE 243 Mechanics of Materials
Fall 2001 MAE 446 Composite Materials
Spring 2002 MAE 243 Mechanics of Materials
Spring 2002 MAE 646 Adv. Mechanics of Composite Materials
Fall 2002-present MAE 496 Senior Thesis
Spring 2006 MAE 646 Advanced Mech. of Composite Materials
Spring 2010 MAE 593 Composite Structural Design
Fall 2010 MAE 446 Into Comp Mater Design
Fall 2010 MAE 640 Continuum Mechanics
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Semester Course Number Course Title
Spring 2011 MAE 646 Adv Mech Comp Mater
Fall 2011 MAE 446 Intro Comp Mater Des
Spring 2012 MAE 646 Adv Mech Comp Mater
Fall 2012 MAE 446 Intro Comp Mater Des
Fall 2013 MAE 446 Intro Comp Mater Des
Fall 2013 MAE 640 Continuum Mechanics
Spring 2014 MAE 343 Intermediate Mechanics
Fall 2014 MAE 446 Mech Comp Mater
Fall 2014 MAE 640 Continuum Mechanics
Spring 2015 MAE 343 Intermediate Mechanics
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Student Degree Title Graduation
Matthew Fox MS Numerical modeling of air blast effects on hybrid structures 2002
K. Ford MSME Aging model for commercial polymers July 02
T. Damiani PhD Mesomechanical modeling of stitched fabrics April 03
M. Julius MSME Moisture effects on accelerated creep/aging of polymers May 03
S. Pasumarty MSME Permeability and strength of artificially controlled porous media May 02
S. Rangarajan MSME Long-term testing of trenchless liners Nov 01
P. Lonetti Ph.D.- Probleme di Danneggiamento Nelle Strutture in Materiale Composito,
Italy Tesi di Dottorato di Ricerca – Università degli Studi della Calabria Dec. 02
K. Sikkil MSME Mesomechanical modeling of stitched fabrics Dec 04
K. Santosh MSME Portable software for composites design March 04
Z. Yao Ph.D. Development of an Indentation Method May 05
K. Ford Ph.D. Characterization of Self Healing Composite Materials July 06
M. Bright Ph.D. Dissolution and Diffusion Charact. of Ferrous Alloys in Molten Zinc Dec. 06
J. C. Molina MS Mechanical Characterization of Fabrics for Inflatable Structures Dec. 2008
J. S. Rivas M. Ph.D. MD simulation of Aerogel materials Jan. 2012
F. Campo Ph.D. CLA simulation of Aerogel materials June 2011
Adumitroiae Ph.D. Initiation and Evolution of Matrix Cracking in Non-Symmetric Dec. 2011
Laminates under in-Plane and Flexural Loading
J. Gutierrez MS Power dissipation of actuated polymer films May 2011
T. Weadon MS Creep-rupture of textile fabrics Dec. 2010
K. Peil MS Experimental textile fabric properties May. 2012
J. Wong Ph.D. Prediction of textile fabric properties Dec. 2012
R. Roman Ph.D. Discrete Damage Mechanics validation experiments Dec. 2012
T. Saas MS Composite/concrete reinforcement software Dec. 2012
J. Wong Ph.D. Inflatable Structures Oct. 2013
T.I. Muchenik Ph.D. Modeling of magneto-electric materials Aug. 2015
S. Koleti MS Strengthening of RC with composites May 2015
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D. Boyajian Ph.D.-CEE Mode I Fracture And Durability Of The CFRP-Concrete Nov. 02
Interface Bond
Junhui Jia Ph.D.-CEE Mode-I Fatigue Fracture Of Interface For Fiber- July 02
Reinforced Polymer Composite Bonded To Wood
J. Snider Ph.D. Zinc Pot Bearing Material Wear and Corrosion Dec. 2004
Characterization
Ziheng Yao Ph.D. Development of an Indentation Method for Material April 2005
Surface Mechanical Properties Measurement
C. Tony Feng Ph.D. Development of a Transparent Indenter Measurement July 2005
System and Indentation Analysis for Material Mechanical
Property Evaluation
Jin Wang Ph.D. Synthesis, Characterization and Photocalytic Applications Aug. 2009
of One Dimensional TiO2 Nanostructures
D. Dittenber Ph.D. Eco-friendly structural insulated panels May 2013
F. Meng Ph.D. Metal oxide nanostructures for visible-light Nov. 2013
photocatalysts
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MEMBRANES 2015, Barcelona, Spain
PUBLICATIONS: http://barbero.cadec-online.com/publications_list.pdf
Please visit: http://barbero.cadec-online.com
And http://cadec-online.com
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List of Publications by Dr. Ever J. Barbero
Books
1. E. J. Barbero. Finite Element Analysis of Composite Materials Using ANSYS. CRC Press,
2nd edition, 2014. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/feacm-ansys.
2. E. J. Barbero. Finite Element Analysis of Composite Materials Using Abaqus. CRC Press,
Boca Raton, FL, 2013. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/feacm-abaqus.
3. E. J. Barbero. Introduction to Composite Materials Design. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL,
second edition, 2011. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/icmd.
4. E. J. Barbero. Finite Element Analysis of Composite Materials. CRC Press, Boca Raton,
FL, 2008.
Book Chapters
1. E. J. Barbero. Creep and fatigue in polymer matrix composites, chapter 2: Time-temperature-
age superposition principle for predicting long-term response of linear viscoelastic materi-
als, pages 48–69. Woodhead, Cambridge (ISBN978-1-84569-525-5), 2010. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/2010/10Guedes(Ed.)ISBN978-1-84569-525-5Chapter2Barbero.
pdf.
2. James G Hemrick, Jing Xu, Klaus-Markus Peters, Xingbo Liu, and Ever Barbero. Wetting
and Reaction Characteristics of Al2O3/SiC Composite Refractories by Molten Aluminum and
Aluminum Alloy, chapter : ?, pages 347–357. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2009.
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4. X. Martinez, S. Oller, and E. J. Barbero. ECCOMAS Series Mechanical Response of Com-
posites, chapter 6: Study of Delamination in Composites by Using the Serial/Parallel Mixing
Theory and a Damage Formulation, pages 119–140. Springer, Dordrecht, Netherlands, 2008.
http://www.springer.com/materials/special+types/book/978-1-4020-8583-3.
Patents
1. E. J. Barbero. Modular fiber reinforced polymer composite deck system, 2003. US Patent
#6,544,624. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2003/03USPatent6,544,624.pdf.
2. E. J. Barbero. Modular fiber reinforced polymer composite deck system, 2002. US Patent
#6,455,131. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2002/02USPatent6,455,131.pdf.
Journal Publications
[1] G. H. Kaufmann, A. M. Lopergolo, S. R. Idelsohn, and E. J. Barbero. Evaluation of finite-
element calculations in a part-circular crack by coherent optics techniques. Experimen-
tal Mechanics, 27(2):154–157, 1987. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1987/
87KaufmannLopergoloEvaluationOfFinite-Element.pdf.
[2] J.N. Reddy, E.J. Barbero, and J.L. Teply. Plate bending element based on a gen-
eralized laminate plate theory. International Journal for Numerical Methods in En-
gineering, 28(10):2275–2292, 1989. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1989/
89ReddyBarberoAPlateBendingElement.pdf.
[3] E. J. Barbero and J. N. Reddy. Nonlinear analysis of composite laminates using a gener-
alized laminated plate theory. AIAA Journal, 28(11):1987–1994, 1990. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/1990/90BarberoReddyNonlinearAnalysis.pdf.
[4] E.J. Barbero, G.H. Kaufmann, and S.R. Idelsohn. Fracture analysis of a surface-
coated ceramic by speckle photography and finite elements. Optics and Laser
Technology, 22(1):17–22, 1990. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1990/
90BarberoKaufmannFractureAnalysis.pdf.
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[5] E.J. Barbero and J.N. Reddy. Jacobian derivative method for three-dimensional fracture
mechanics. Communications in Applied Numerical Methods, 6(7):507–518, 1990. http://
barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1990/90BarberoTheJacobianDerivative.pdf.
[6] E.J. Barbero, J.N. Reddy, and Jan Teply. Accurate determination of stresses in thick
laminates using a generalized plate theory. International Journal for Numerical Meth-
ods in Engineering, 29(1):1–14, 1990. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1990/
90BarberoAnAccurateDetermination.pdf.
[7] E.J. Barbero, J.N. Reddy, and J.L. Teply. General two-dimensional theory of laminated
cylindrical shells. AIAA Journal, 28(3):544–553, 1990. http://barbero.cadec-online.
com/papers/1990/90BarberoReddyGeneralTwo-DimensionalTheory.pdf.
[8] E. J. Barbero. Pultruded structural shapes - from the constituents to the structural behavior.
SAMPE Journal, 27(1):25–30, 1991. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1991/
91BarberoPultrudedStructuralShapes.pdf.
[9] E. J. Barbero, S-H Fu, and I. G. Raftoyiannis. Ultimate bending strength of composite
beams. Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, 3(4):292–306, 1991. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/1991/91BarberoFuUltimateBendingStrength.pdf.
[11] E. J. Barbero and Gopala Krishnan. Eulerian finite element formulation of the fluid me-
chanics in the pultrusion process. AIAA, 91-1042-CP:101–107, 1991. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/1991/91BarberoKrishnanEulerianFiniteElement.pdf.
[12] E. J. Barbero and J. N. Reddy. Modeling of delamination in composite laminates using a layer-
wise plate theory. International Journal of Solids and Structures, 3:373–388, 1991. http:
//barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1991/91BarberoReddyModelingOfDelamination.
pdf.
[13] E. J. Barbero and S. S. Sonti. Micromechanical models for pultruded composite beams.
AIAA, 91-1045-CP:124–129, 1991. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1991/
91BarberoSontiMicromechanicalModelsForPultruded.pdf.
[15] J. L. Teply, E. J. Barbero, and J. N. Reddy. Bending, vibration and stability of ar-
all laminates using a generalized laminate plate theory. International Journal of Solids
and Structures, 27(5):585–599, 1991. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1991/
91TeplyBarberoBendingVibrationAndStability.pdf.
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[17] E. J. Barbero and J. Tomblin. Buckling testing of composite columns. AIAA
Journal, 30(11):2798–2800, 1992. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1992/
92BarberoTomblinBucklingTesting.pdf.
[18] E.J. Barbero. 3-d finite element for laminated composites with 2-d kinematic constraints.
Computers and Structures, 45(2):263–271, 1992. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/
papers/1992/92Barbero3-DFiniteElement.pdf.
[21] E. J. Barbero and I. G. Raftoyiannis. Euler buckling of pultruted composite columns. Com-
posite Structures, 24(2):139–147, 1993. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1993/
93BarberoRaftoyiannisEulerBuckling.pdf.
[22] E. J. Barbero and I. G. Raftoyiannis. Local buckling of frp beams and columns. Journal of
Materials in Civil Engineering, 5(3):339–355, 1993. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/
papers/1993/93BarberoRaftoyiannisLocalBucklingOfFRP.pdf.
[23] E. J. Barbero and J. Tomblin. Euler buckling of thin-walled composite columns. Thin-
Walled Structures, 17(4):237–258, 1993. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/
1993/93BarberoTomblinEulerBuckling.pdf.
[25] K. W. Kelly and E. J. Barbero. Effect of fiber damage on the longitudinal creep of a cfmmc.
International Journal of Solids and Structures, 30(24):3417–3429, 1993. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/1993/93KellyBarberoEffectOfFiberDamage.pdf.
[26] E. J. Barbero, J. Davalos, and U. Munipalle. Bond strength of frp-wood interface. Journal of
Reinforced Plastics and Composites, 13(9):835–854, 1994. http://barbero.cadec-online.
com/papers/1994/94BarberoDavalosBondStrength.pdf.
[28] E. J. Barbero and R. Zinno. Analysis of laminated compo,site plates with three-
dimensional layer-wise constant shear elements. International journal for engineering
analysis and design, 1:189–214, 1994. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1994/
94BarberoZinnoAnalysisOfLaminated.pdf.
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[29] E.J. Barbero and Ioannis G. Raftoyiannis. Lateral and distortional buckling of pultruded
i-beams. Composite Structures, 27(3):261–268, 1994. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/
papers/1994/94BarberoRaftoyiannisLateralAndDistortional.pdf.
[30] J. F. Davalos, Y. Kim, and E. J. Barbero. Analysis of laminated beams with a layer-
wise constant shear theory. Composite Structures, 28(3):241–253, 1994. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/1994/94DavalosKimAnalysisOfLaminatedBeams.pdf.
[31] Y. Kim, J. F. Davalos, and E. J. Barbero. Composite beam element with layerwise plane
sections. Journal of Engineering Mechanics, 120(5):1160–1166, 1994. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/1994/94KimDavalosCompositeBeamElement.pdf.
[32] R. Luciano and E. J. Barbero. Formulas for the stiffness of composites with periodic mi-
crostructure. Int J Solids Struct, 31(21):2933–2944, 1994. http://barbero.cadec-online.
com/papers/1994/94LucianoBarberoFormulasForTheStiffness.pdf.
[33] J. Tomblin and E. J. Barbero. Local buckling experiments on frp columns. Thin-
Walled Structures, 18(2):97–116, 1994. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1994/
94TomblinBarberoLocalBucklingExperiments.pdf.
[34] R. Zinno and E.J. Barbero. Three-dimensional layer-wise constant shear element for gen-
eral anisotropic shell-type structures. International Journal for Numerical Methods in
Engineering, 37(14):2445–2470, 1994. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1994/
94ZinnoBarberoAThree-DimensionalLayer-Wise.pdf.
[35] E.J. Barbero and R. Luciano. Micromechanical formulas for the relaxation tensor of linear
viscoelastic composites with transversely isotropic fibers. International Journal of Solids and
Structures, 32(13):1859–1872, 1995. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1995/
95BarberoLucianoMicromechanicalFormulas.pdf.
[36] E.J. Barbero, R. Luciano, and E. Sacco. Three-dimensional plate and con-
tact/friction elements for laminated composite joints. Computers and Struc-
tures, 54(4):689–703, 1995. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1995/
95BarberoLucianoThree-DimensionalPlateAndContact.pdf.
[37] E.J. Barbero, I.G. Raftoyiannis, and L.A. Godoy. Finite elements for post-
buckling analysis. ii - application to composite plate assemblies. Computers and
Structures, 56(6):1019–1028, 1995. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1995/
95BarberoRaftoyiannisFiniteElementsForPost-BucklingII.pdf.
[38] J. F. Davalos, Y. Kim, and E. J. Barbero. Layerwise beam element for analy-
sis of frames with laminated sections and flexible joints. Finite Elements in Analy-
sis and Design, 19(3):181–194, 1995. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1995/
95DavalosKimBarberoALayerwiseBeam.pdf.
[39] L.A. Godoy, E.J. Barbero, and I. Raftoyiannis. Interactive buckling analysis of fiber-reinforced
thin-walled columns. Journal of Composite Materials, 29(5):591–613, 1995. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/1995/95GodoyBarberoInteractiveBucklingAnalysis.pdf.
[40] L.A. Godoy, E.J. Barbero, and I.G. Raftoyiannis. Finite elements for post-buckling analysis.
i - the w-formulation. Computers and Structures, 56(6):1009–1017, 1995. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/1995/95GodoyBarberoFiniteElementsForPost-BucklingI.
pdf.
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[41] R. Lopez-Anido, J. F. Davalos, and E. J. Barbero. Experimental evaluation of stiff-
ness of laminated composite beam elements under flexure. Journal of Reinforced Plas-
tics and Composites, 14(4):349–, 1995. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1995/
95AnidoDavalosExperimentalEvaluationOfStiffness.pdf.
[42] R. Luciano and E. J. Barbero. Analytical expressions for the relaxation mod-
uli of linear viscoelastic composites with periodic microstructure. ASME J
Appl Mech, 62(3):786–793, 1995. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1995/
95LucianoBarberoAnalyticalExpressions.pdf.
[43] I. Raftoyiannis, L.A. Godoy, and E.J. Barbero. Buckling mode in-
teraction in composite plate assemblies. Applied Mechanics Reviews,
48(11/2):52–, 1995. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1995/
95RaftoyiannisGodoyBarberoBucklingModeInteraction.pdf.
[44] S.S. Sonti, E.J. Barbero, and T. Winegardner. Determination of shear prop-
erties for rp pultruded composites. Journal of Reinforced Plastics and Com-
posites, 14(4):390–, 1995. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1995/
95SontiBarberoDeterminationOfShearProperties.pdf.
[45] R. Zinno and E.J. Barbero. Total lagrangian formulation for laminated composite plates anal-
ysed by three-dimensional finite elements with two-dimensional kinematic constraints. Com-
puters and Structures, 57(3):455–466, 1995. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/
1995/95ZinnoBarberoTotalLangrangeanFormulation.pdf.
[47] E.J. Barbero and J. Tomblin. A damage mechanics model for compression strength of compos-
ites. International Journal of Solids and Structures, 33(29):4379–93, December 1996. http://
barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1996/96BarberoTomblinADamageMechanicsModel.
pdf.
[49] Y. Kim, J. F. Davalos, and E. J. Barbero. Progressive failure analysis of laminated com-
posite beams. Journal of Composite Materials, 30(5):536–560, 1996. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/1996/96KimDavalosBarberoProgressiveFailure.pdf.
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tures, 4(3):191–207, 1997. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/1997/
97BarberoGodoyInfluenceOfBending-Extension.pdf.
[52] Y. Kim, J. F. Davalos, and E. J. Barbero. Delamination buckling of frp layer in laminated
wood beams. Composite Structures, 37(3-4):311–320, 1997. http://barbero.cadec-online.
com/papers/1997/97KimDavalosDelaminationBuckling.pdf.
[56] E.J. Barbero and J. Trovillion. Prediction and measurement of the post-critical
behavior of fiber-reinforced composite columns. Composites Science and Tech-
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matrix creep data. J. Reinforced Plastics and Composites, 17(4):361–379, 1998. http://
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tural shapes. Journal of Composites for Construction, 3(4):185–191, 1999. http://barbero.
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World Market Series Business Briefing-Global Aerospace Technology, London,
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Beach, CA, USA, May 2000. SAMPE, Covina, CA, USA. http://barbero.cadec-online.
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[71] E. J. Barbero and P. Lonetti. Damage model for composites defined in terms of available data.
Mechanics of Composite Materials and Structures, 8(4):299–315, 2001. http://barbero.
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[72] G.F. Abdelal, A. Caceres, and E.J. Barbero. A micro-mechanics damage approach for fatigue
of composite materials. Composite Structures, 56(4):413 – 422, 2002. http://barbero.
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Journal of Composite Materials, 36(8):941–962, 2002. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/
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in metal-lined composite pipes. In ASTM STP 1436, Composite Materials: Testing and
Design, volume Paper ID 19068, pages A: 193–204, 2002. http://barbero.cadec-online.
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[75] E. Barbero and T. Damiani. Interaction between static fatigue and zero-stress aging in e-glass
fiber composites. Journal of Composites for Construction, 7(1):3–9, 2003. http://barbero.
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[77] P. Lonetti, R. Zinno, F. Greco, and E. J. Barbero. Interlaminar damage model for poly-
mer matrix composites. Journal of Composite Materials, 37(16):1485–1504, 2003. http:
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[78] E. J. Barbero and K. J. Ford. Equivalent time temperature model for physical aging and
temperature effects on polymer creep and relaxation. ASME Journal of Engineering Materials
and Technology, 126(4):413–419, OCT 2004. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/
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[79] E. J. Barbero, C. Irwin, X. Liu, V. Sikka, and F. Goodwin. Development of the next generation
of bath hardware materials. Iron and Steel Technology, 1(10):31–37, 2004. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/2004/04BarberoIrwinLiuSikkaGoodwinDevelopment.pdf.
[81] Xingbo Liu, B. Kang, W. Carpenter, and E. Barbero. Investigation of the crack growth
behavior of inconel 718 by high temperature moir interferometry. Journal of Materials Sci-
ence, 39(6):1967–1973, 2004. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2004/10.1023/
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for polymer matrix composites (journal of composite materials 37: 16 (1485-1504)). Journal
of Composite Materials, 38(9):799–800, 2004. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/
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[83] Zhengdong Long, Xingbo Liu, Wanhong Yang, Keh-Minn Chang, and Ever Barbero. Thermo-
dynamic assessment of liquid composition change during solidification and its effect on freckle
formation in superalloys. Materials Science and Engineering: A, 386(12):254 – 261, 2004.
http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2004/10.1016/j.msea.2004.07.038.pdf.
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plication to self-healing composites. International Journal of Damage Mechanics, 14(1):51–
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[86] E. J. Barbero and S. Rangarajan. Long-term testing of trenchless pipe liners. Journal of
Testing and Evaluation, 33(6):377–384, 2005. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/
2005/10.1520/JTE11982.pdf.
[87] Ever J. Barbero, Thomas M. Damiani, and Jonathan Trovillion. Micromechanics of fab-
ric reinforced composites with periodic microstructure. International Journal of Solids and
Structures, 42(910):2489 – 2504, 2005. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2005/
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[88] X. Liu, L. Z. Ma, K-M. Chang, and E. J. Barbero. Fatigue crack propagation of ni-base
superalloys. Acta Metallurgica Sinica (English Letters), 18(1):55–64, 2005. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/2005/05LiuMaChangBarberoFatigueCrackPropagation.pdf.
[89] X. Liu, J. Xu, N. Deem, K-M. Chang, E. J. Barbero, W-D. Cao, R. L. Kennedy, and
T. Carneiro. Effect of thermal-mechanical treatment on the fatigue crack propagation behav-
ior of newly developed allvac 718plus alloy. In E. A. Loria, editor, Superalloys 718-625-706 and
Derivatives, 2005. http://www.tms.org/superalloys/10.7449/2001/Superalloys_2001_
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[90] Xingbo Liu, Ever Barbero, Jing Xu, Matthew Burris, Keh-Minn Chang, and Vinod Sikka.
Liquid metal corrosion of 316l, fe3al, and fecrsi in molten zn-al baths. Metallurgical and Mate-
rials Transactions A, 36(8):2049–2058, 2005. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/
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[91] Jing Xu, Xiaogang Li, Xingbo Liu, Nathaniel Deem, Ever Barbero, and Chaofang Dong.
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy study of passive layers formed on pb-sn and pb-sb al-
loys. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, 36(8):2175–2190, 2005. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/2005/10.1007/s11661-005-0337-3.pdf.
[92] E. J. Barbero and K. J. Ford. Determination of aging shift factor rates for field-processed
polymers. SAMPE Journal of Advanced Materials, 38(2):7–13, APR 2006. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/2006/06BarberoFordDeterminationOfAgingShiftFactor.
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[93] E.J. Barbero, P. Lonetti, and K.K. Sikkil. Finite element continuum damage modeling of plain
weave reinforced composites. Composites Part B: Engineering, 37(23):137 – 147, 2006. http:
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[94] E.J. Barbero, J. Trovillion, J.A. Mayugo, and K.K. Sikkil. Finite element modeling of
plain weave fabrics from photomicrograph measurements. Composite Structures, 73(1):41
– 52, 2006. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2006/10.1016/j.compstruct.
2005.01.030.pdf.
[95] B. S.-J. Kang, Z. Yao, and E. J. Barbero. Post-yielding stress-strain determination using
spherical indentation. Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures, 13(2):129–138, 2006.
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[96] Jing Xu, Xingbo Liu, Xiaogang Li, Ever Barbero, and Chaofang Dong. Effect of sn concen-
tration on the corrosion resistance of pb-sn alloys in {H2SO4} solution. Journal of Power
Sources, 155(2):420 – 427, 2006. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2006/10.
1016/j.jpowsour.2005.04.026.pdf.
[98] Jing Xu, MarkA. Bright, Xingbo Liu, and Ever Barbero. Liquid metal corrosion of 316l
stainless steel, 410 stainless steel, and 1015 carbon steel in a molten zinc bath. Metallurgical
and Materials Transactions A, 38(11):2727–2736, 2007. http://barbero.cadec-online.
com/papers/2007/10.1007/s11661-007-9320-5.pdf.
[99] Jing Xu, Xingbo Liu, Ever Barbero, James G Hemrick, and Mark Peters. Wetting and reaction
characteristics of al2o3/sic composite refractories by molten aluminum and aluminum alloy.
International Journal of Applied Ceramic Technology, 4(6):514–523, 2007. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/2007/10.1111/j.1744-7402.2007.02177.x.pdf.
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Journal of Engineering Education, 2(July):51–53, 2008. http://barbero.cadec-online.
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[101] X. Liu, J. Xu, E. J. Barbero, W-D. Cao, and R. L. Kennedy. Effect of thermal treatment
on the fatigue crack propagation behavior of a new ni-base superalloy. Materials Science
and Engineering A, 474:30–38, 2008. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2008/
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[102] Jing Xu, Xingbo Liu, Mark A. Bright, James G. Hemrick, Vinod Sikka, and Ever Barbero.
Reactive wetting of an iron-base superalloy msa2020 and 316l stainless steel by molten zinc-
aluminum alloy. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, 39(6):1382–1391, 2008. http:
//barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2008/10.1007/s11661-008-9501-x.pdf.
[105] E. J. Barbero and D. H. Cortes. A mechanistic model for transverse damage initiation,
evolution, and stiffness reduction in laminated composites. Composites Part B, 41:124–132,
2010. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2010/10.1016/j.compositesb.2009.
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[106] D. H. Cortes and E. J. Barbero. Stiffness reduction and fracture evolution of oblique matrix
cracks in composite laminates. Annals of Solid and Structural Mechanics, 1(1):29–40, 2010.
http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2010/10.1007/s12356-009-0001-5.pdf.
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[107] J. S. Rivas Murillo, Bachlechner, M., and E. J. Barbero. Structure and mechanical prop-
erties of silica aerogels and xerogels modeled by molecular dynamics simulation. Journal of
Non-Crystalline Solids, 356(25–27):1325–1331, 2010. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/
papers/2010/10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2010.03.019.pdf.
[108] A. Adumitroaie and E. J. Barbero. Beyond plain weave fabrics - I. geometrical model.
Composite Structures, 93:1424–1432, 2011. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/
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ties, composite structures. Composite Structures, 93:1449–1462, 2011. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/2011/10.1016/j.compstruct.2010.11.016.pdf.
[111] F.A. Campo, Rivas Murillo J.S., and E.J. Barbero. Aggregation model for the gelation
of a sol starting from the processing conditions. J. of Non-Crystalline Solids, 357:2046–
2053, 2011. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2011/10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.
2011.02.025.pdf.
[113] G. Sgambitterra, A. Adumitroaie, E.J. Barbero, and A. Tessler. A robust three-node shell
element for laminated composites with matrix damage. Composites Part B, 42(1):41–50,
2011. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2011/10.1016/j.compositesb.2010.
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[114] A. Adumitroaie and E. J. Barbero. Stiffness and strength prediction for plain weave textile
reinforced composites. Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures, pages 169–183, 2012.
http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2012/10.1080/15376494.2011.572245.pdf.
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[118] J. M. Gutierrez, E. J. Barbero, D. R. Cairns, V. H. Mucino, and J. A. Mayugo. Dynamic
roughness and power dissipation of polymer films actuated with liquid crystal polymer inclu-
sions. Smart Materials & Structures, 21:1–11, 2012. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/
papers/2012/10.1088/0964-1726/21/1/015003.pdf.
[119] X. Song, Y Chen, S. Chen, E. J. Barbero, E. L. Thomas, and P. Barnes. Significant en-
hancement of electrical transport properties of thermoelectric ca3co4o9+d through yb dop-
ing,. Solid State Comm., 152(16):1509–1512, 2012. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/
papers/2012/10.1016/j.ssc.2012.06.014.pdf.
[120] E. J. Barbero and F. A. Cosso. Benchmark solution for degradation of elastic properties due
to transverse matrix cracking in laminated composites. Composite Structures, 98:242–252,
2013. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2013/10.1016/j.compstruct.2012.
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[124] A. Adumitroaie and E. J. Barbero. Intralaminar damage model for laminates subjected
to membrane and flexural deformations. Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures,
2014. Accepted 01/22/2013. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2014/10.1080/
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[125] E. J. Barbero and F. A. Cosso. Determination of material parameters for discrete damage
mechanics analysis of carbon-epoxy laminates. Composites Part B, 56:638–646, 2014. http:
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[126] E.J. Barbero, A. Madeo, G. Zagari, R. Zinno, and G. Zucco. Koiter asymptotic analysis of
folded laminated composite plates. Composites Part B, 61:267–274, 2014. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/2014/10.1016/j.compositesb.2014.01.045.pdf.
[127] E.J. Barbero, A. Madeo, G. Zagari, R. Zinno, and G. Zucco. A mixed isostatic 24 dof ele-
ment for static and buckling analysis of laminated folded plates. Composite, xx:xxx–xxx,
2014. http://barbero.cadec-online.com/papers/2014/10.1016/j.compstruct.2014.
05.003.pdf.
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[129] E M Sosa, E J Barbero, and G J Thompson. Diseño y evaluacion de tapones inflables para
contencion de inundaciones en tuneles. Revista Internacional de Desastres Naturales, Acci-
dentes e Infraestructura Civil (Int. J. Civil Infrastructure, Accidents, and Natural Disasters),
14(1), 2014.
[131] E. M. Sosa, G. J. Thompson, and E. J. Barbero. Testing of full-scale inflatable plug for food
mitigation in tunnels. Transportation Research Record, 2407:59–67, 2014. http://barbero.
cadec-online.com/papers/2014/10.3141/2407-06.pdf.
[132] T I. Muchenik and E J Barbero. Charge, voltage, and work-conversion formulas for magne-
toelectric laminated composites. Smart Materials and Structures, 2015.
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