Simon Barter

Professor - DSTG Joint Chair of Structures and Materials Experimentation

RMIT University

Australia

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Simon Barter is a Professor and the DSTG Joint Chair of Structures and Materials Experimentation at RMIT University, Australia. His research primarily focuses on the effects of ionizing particle radiation on material performance, fatigue crack growth in various alloys, and the characterization of materials under different loading conditions. Recent publications include studies on hypervelocity impact performance, multi-functional composites for space applications, and the optimization of fatigue crack predictions in metallic materials.

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Deakin University

AUSTRALIA

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Investigating the effect of ionizing particle radiation on the hypervelocity impact performance of UHMWPE-stuffed space debris shields

The ionizing particle shielding capability of multi-functional high-strength and low-Z composites in low earth orbit

Using marker bands in additively manufactured Ti-6Al-4V to measure small fatigue crack growth rates and equivalent initial damage sizes

Simulation of fatigue crack growth in aluminium alloy 7075-T7351 under spike overload and aircraft spectrum loading

Material characterisation of anodising effects on small fatigue crack nucleation in AA7XXX alloys

Optimising fatigue crack growth predictions for small cracks under variable amplitude loading

Equivalent initial damage sizes (EIDS) for type 1C anodised aluminium alloy 7085-T7452 under variable amplitude loading

Predicting fatigue crack growth through the small and long crack regimes for a military transport aircraft loading spectrum using FASTRAN

Observations of non-linear stress effects on crack growth in interference fit fasteners

The relationship between surface roughness and fatigue crack growth rate in AA7050-T7451 subjected to periodic underloads

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Ross Marceau

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