Literature review of CB&F and numerical study of basic scenario

Very low stand-off explosions of real ammunition can produce significant amounts of shrapnel, which will be propelled at high velocities onto structures. The impact of these fragments can represent a significant loading of structural elements, and its effects will be compounded to the damage caused...

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Main Authors: Del Linz, Paolo, Lee, Chi King, Fan, Sau Cheong
Other Authors: Fung Tat Ching
Format: Research Report
Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2020
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10356/143451
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Lee, Chi King
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description Very low stand-off explosions of real ammunition can produce significant amounts of shrapnel, which will be propelled at high velocities onto structures. The impact of these fragments can represent a significant loading of structural elements, and its effects will be compounded to the damage caused by the blast shock wave. Therefore, designing structures to resist low stand-off blast loads requires an understanding of these combined phenomena to ensure that the proposed solutions will provide the desired level of protection in an efficient and cost effective manner.
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spelling ntu-10356/1434512020-09-07T06:10:43Z Literature review of CB&F and numerical study of basic scenario Del Linz, Paolo Lee, Chi King Fan, Sau Cheong Fung Tat Ching School of Civil and Environmental Engineering DSTA Protective Technology Research Centre Lee, Chi King Fan, Sau Cheong CTCFUNG@ntu.edu.sg Engineering::Civil engineering::Structures and design Very low stand-off explosions of real ammunition can produce significant amounts of shrapnel, which will be propelled at high velocities onto structures. The impact of these fragments can represent a significant loading of structural elements, and its effects will be compounded to the damage caused by the blast shock wave. Therefore, designing structures to resist low stand-off blast loads requires an understanding of these combined phenomena to ensure that the proposed solutions will provide the desired level of protection in an efficient and cost effective manner. 2020-09-02T05:26:55Z 2020-09-02T05:26:55Z 2014 Research Report https://hdl.handle.net/10356/143451 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/D1 application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
spellingShingle Engineering::Civil engineering::Structures and design
Del Linz, Paolo
Lee, Chi King
Fan, Sau Cheong
Literature review of CB&F and numerical study of basic scenario
title Literature review of CB&F and numerical study of basic scenario
title_full Literature review of CB&F and numerical study of basic scenario
title_fullStr Literature review of CB&F and numerical study of basic scenario
title_full_unstemmed Literature review of CB&F and numerical study of basic scenario
title_short Literature review of CB&F and numerical study of basic scenario
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topic Engineering::Civil engineering::Structures and design
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