Faculty member at Qom University of Technology, Iran
Dr. Baitollah Badarloo 🇮🇷 is an accomplished civil engineer and academic at Qom University of Technology 🏛️, specializing in structural and seismic engineering 🌍. With a Ph.D. in Structural Engineering from Tarbiat Modares University 🎓, his research dives deep into masonry structures and their dynamic behavior during earthquakes 🌐. Fluent in Persian 🇮🇷, Turkish 🇹🇷, and English 🇬🇧, he passionately contributes to enhancing building safety and resilience 🏗️. A married family man 💍, he actively studies retrofitting and FRP technologies to safeguard infrastructure. His scholarly work is recognized for its innovative insights and dedication to public safety and engineering advancement 🏅.
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📚 Education & Experience
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🎓 Ph.D. in Civil Engineering – Structural Engineering (2010)
Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran
📜 Thesis: “Failure criteria of brick masonry based on biaxial tests”
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🎓 M.Sc. in Civil Engineering – Structural Engineering (2004)
Tarbiat Modares University, Tehran, Iran
📜 Thesis: “Nonlinear dynamic behavior of eccentric braced frames”
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🎓 B.Sc. in Civil Engineering (2002)
Shahid Chamran University, Ahvaz, Iran
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👨🏫 Academic Staff at Qom University of Technology
Focused on teaching and research in seismic behavior and structural retrofitting.
💼 Professional Development
Dr. Badarloo has consistently advanced his professional expertise through rigorous research 🧪, collaboration with experts 👨🔬, and academic contributions 📖. He actively engages in the study of structural performance under seismic loads ⚡, with a focus on improving existing infrastructure through innovative technologies like FRP 🧵 and retrofitting methods 🏗️. Through supervising students, publishing research 📚, and participating in civil engineering seminars 🌐, he maintains a cutting-edge knowledge base in seismic engineering. He also emphasizes experimental methodologies and computational modeling 🖥️ in his projects. His strong academic background enables him to deliver impactful solutions for real-world structural challenges 🌍.
🔍 Research Focus
Dr. Badarloo’s research lies at the intersection of structural engineering and earthquake engineering 🏗️🌍. His key interests include the seismic behavior of masonry buildings 🧱, nonlinear dynamic analysis 🌀, and the use of Fiber-Reinforced Polymers (FRP) for structural strengthening 🧵. He also works on developing innovative criteria for assessing failure in masonry under multi-axial stresses ⚙️. Dr. Badarloo’s work contributes to enhancing building safety in seismic zones 🌐 and aims to retrofit vulnerable structures to withstand future quakes 🛠️. His contributions are essential for developing cost-effective and resilient infrastructure in earthquake-prone regions 🌏.
🏆 Awards & Honors
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🏅 Ph.D. Dissertation Grade: 19.00 / 20.00 – Recognized for outstanding doctoral research
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🎖️ M.Sc. Dissertation Grade: 18.50 / 20.00 – Awarded for excellence in graduate research
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🏅 Consistent High Academic GPA across all degrees, reflecting academic excellence
Publication Top Notes
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Mechanical performance of heavy concrete with barite against sulfuric acid rain
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The Effect of Scrap Tires and Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement on the Behavior of Stone Columns
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Optimal Quantity Investigation of Metakaolin and Silica Fume in Production of Durable Acid Resistance Alkali Activated Slag Concrete
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Practical Aspects of Correlation Analysis of Compressive Strength from Destructive and Non-Destructive Methods in Different Directions
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Investigating the Effects of Concrete Mix Design on the Environmental Impacts of Reinforced Concrete Structures
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Correlation study of physical and mechanical properties of concretes with crushed LCD glass
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Nonlinear finite element analysis and parametric study of executable RCS connections
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Nonlinear forced vibration analysis of laminated composite doubly-curved shells enriched by nanocomposites incorporating foundation and thermal effects
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Mechanical Properties and Gamma Radiation Transmission Rate of Heavyweight Concrete Containing Barite Aggregates
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Geometrically nonlinear electro-thermo-static analysis of piezoelectric/CNT/GPL/fibre/polymer sandwich panels with double curvature resting on elastic foundation
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Numerical and experimental investigation on the modified of hot mix asphalt concrete containing crumb rubber and waste pet
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Development and design of a new self-centering energy-dissipative brace for steel structures
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Finite Element Analysis and ANFIS investigation of seismic behavior of sandwich panels with different concrete material in two story steel building
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A Numerical study on the effect of position and number of openings on the performance of composite steel shear walls
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Failure Criteria of Unreinforced Grouted Brick Masonry Based on a Biaxial Compression Test
Conclusion
Dr. Baitollah Badarloo demonstrates strong academic credentials, relevant and high-impact research, and a clear focus on improving structural resilience, especially under seismic loads. His specialization in masonry behavior, dynamic structural analysis, and retrofitting with FRP supports both academic advancement and practical engineering applications.