
Structures Under Shock and Impact: 6th
WIT Press
6th Edition
Published on 28. June 2000
Book
Hardback
672 pages
978-1-85312-820-2 (ISBN)
Description
In this work, engineers from civil, military, nuclear, offshore, aeronautical, transportation and other backgrounds report on developments in the specialised field of structural engineering that deals with structural response to explosive shocks and high- and low-velocity impact. The papers included were presented at the Sixth International Conference on Structures under Shock and Impact (SUSI) and topics covered include assessment of the residual strength of damaged structures, behaviour of various materials and structures, and design considerations for building structures that will withstand shocks better.
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Edition
6th Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Southampton
United Kingdom
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
Revised edition
Illustrations
illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 230 mm
Width: 155 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-85312-820-2 (9781853128202)
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Section 1: Protection of Structures from Blast Loads - Strength analysis of buried curved pipes due to blast explosions; Optimisation procedure for X-80 steel blast tolerant transverse bulkheads; Structural response to a train of blast pulses; Some insights into the mechanism of the deformation and tearing of thin plates at high strain rates incorporating temperature dependent material properties; Evaluation of performance of machine foundation under blast-induced excitation; Dynamical influence lines at drop impact of transport masses; Design and test of a blast resistant luggage container; Structural design of a cellular electrical substation for electrical arc blast loading. Section 2: Surface Structures under Explosive Shock - Survivability study on vertical cylindrical steel shell structures under blast load; Shear force in structural response to blast-induced ground excitations; Test evaluation of blast protective double roof RCC structure. Section 3: Buried Structures under Explosions - Soil-structure interaction of buried pipes under cyclic loading conditions; Damage to stope walls from underground blasting; Fissuring of rocks under explosive charges. Section 4: Missile Penetration and Explosion - Ceramic/polymer composite armours; Steam explosion resistance of an internal core catcher of a nuclear reactor pressure vessel; Numerical analysis of the structural response of armoured vehicles subject to ballistic impacts; Simulation of perforation behaviour of carbon fiber reinforced 6061-T6 aluminum metal matrix composite by a tungsten projectile; Concrete piercing warhead a model study; Experimental study on the perforation of steel fiber reinforced concrete slab by impact; Modeling shock and projectile penetration response of ceramics. Section 5: Collision Forces on Structures - Optimal impact resistance design for RC slabs; Dynamic analysis of prestressed concrete beams under impact and high speed loadings; On the stability of structures under impact loads. Section 6: Demolition of Structures - Compact analysis tool for checking the collapse dynamics of buildings; Computer prediction of the damage to and collapse of complex masonry structures from explosions Section 7: Localised Explosions on Structures - A comparison of approaches and codes for the assessment of a steel vessel containing an explosion; Numerical simulations and precision impact testing for the development of an UNDEX response validation methodology; Analysis of the reactions of elastically plastic substance to shock impact load in the closed container. Section 8: Full and Model-Scale Testing - Failure characterization of clamped aluminium plates under pulse pressure loading; Full-scale dynamic testing of an 11-story RC building and interpretation of the results from the seismic-resistance viewpoint. Section 9: Interaction between Analytical and Experimental Research - On experiments to validate computational models to describe liquid structure impact; Prototype impact test on rockfall retaining walls and its numerical simulation. Section 10: Formulation of Design Recommendations - Pressure vessel head loaded by internal liquid impact -mitigating influence of internal structures; Explosion hazard to buildings and design load parameters. Section 11: Structural Crashworthiness and New Software for Shock and Impact - Numerical analyses on impact performance of steel and aluminium alloy bridge guard fences. Section 12: Energy Absorbing Systems - An experimental investigation on the axial crush of a stainless steel box component; The dynamic behavior of wharf with rubber fender subjected to berthing impact; Testing and modelling of an energy absorbing rock bolt; Energy dissipation of masonry under cyclic biaxial loading; Dynamic testing of energy absorber system; Energy absorption of a layered cladding under blast loading. Section 13: Seismic Engineering Applications - Study on vibration control using TLDs for multi-modal responses of high-rise structures; Dynamic behaviour of continuous buried pipes subject to earthquakes. Section 14: Material Response to High Rate Loading - Thermomechanical coupling effects in small volumes under high loading rates - Simulation of concrete structures under highly dynamic loadings; A reinforced concrete structure under impact: response to high rate loads; Dynamic properties of concrete materials with high rates of tri-axial compressive loads; Implementation of a finite strain plasticity model for Nylon 6/6 into DYNA3D; Section 15: Behaviour of Concrete Structures and Components - Effect of strain rate on concrete strength under high temperature; Combining mesh and mesh free numerical techniques to efficiently predict the response of concrete structures to impact; An experimental study on the anchorage strength of a newly proposed lateral reinforcement; Numerical study on impulsive local damage of reinforced concrete structures by a sophisticated constitutive and failure model; Weight falling impact tests on shear-failure type RC beams without stirrups; Shear strength evaluation method for multi-story precast concrete structural walls. Section 16: Behaviour of Steel and Composite Structures - Testing and simulation of manufacture of metal sheet components using electrohydraulic impulse forming; Response of a beam-stop system under random excitations by an equivalent non-linearization approach; Impact response of anisotropic plates by the method of eigenfunction expansion; Characteristics of local vibration in I-section steel beam subjected to lateral impact load; Stability of long panels under suddenly applied radial pressure.