Advanced scenario modelling
Concrete structures used for defence applications have to be able to resist sever dynamic loading caused by bomb blasts in their vicinity. Whilst concrete components are well placed to resist blast pressure waves, they can suffer high levels of damage due to fragment impacts. It is therefore importa...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-1435202020-10-12T00:25:07Z Advanced scenario modelling Del Linz, Paolo Fan, Sau Cheong Fung, Tat Ching Lee, Chi King Fung Tat Ching School of Civil and Environmental Engineering DSTA Protective Technology Research Centre Fan, Sau Cheong Lee, Chi King CTCFUNG@ntu.edu.sg Engineering::Civil engineering::Structures and design Engineering::Mechanical engineering::Mechanics and dynamics Concrete structures used for defence applications have to be able to resist sever dynamic loading caused by bomb blasts in their vicinity. Whilst concrete components are well placed to resist blast pressure waves, they can suffer high levels of damage due to fragment impacts. It is therefore important to include this loading in their analysis to ensure the final design will provide adequate protection to people and equipment.In this advanced scenario phase of the project the modelling techniques were required to be developed to include the simulation of loading from real ordinances instead of the idealised charges used in the basic scenario. 2020-09-07T06:25:12Z 2020-09-07T06:25:12Z 2016 Research Report https://hdl.handle.net/10356/143520 en Numerical studies to model combined blast and fragments loading on protective structures Numerical studies to model combined blast and fragments loading on protective structures/D3 application/pdf Nanyang Technological University |
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Concrete structures used for defence applications have to be able to resist sever dynamic loading caused by bomb blasts in their vicinity. Whilst concrete components are well placed to resist blast pressure waves, they can suffer high levels of damage due to fragment impacts. It is therefore important to include this loading in their analysis to ensure the final design will provide adequate protection to people and equipment.In this advanced scenario phase of the project the modelling techniques were required to be developed to include the simulation of loading from real ordinances instead of the idealised charges used in the basic scenario. |
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