Overview of Simplified Methods and Research for Blast Analysis
Overview of Simplified Methods and Research for Blast Analysis
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10.1061/40700(2004)155
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2004-05
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D. Sunshine;A. Amini;M. Swanson
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作者:
D. Sunshine;A. Amini;M. Swanson
Recent terrorist bomb attacks on buildings have resulted in increased interest in the protection of key buildings. Various research programs have provided improved design and analysis techniques as well as new mitigation methods. Advanced finite element methods provide the best analytical results because they can take into account the time varying load, dynamic structural response, non-liner material properties, and the non-linear interaction of various response modes (e.g., shear and flexure). These methods require not only time but also specialized expertise to obtain good results. They are therefore generally unpractical for typical blast design problems. Simplified methods can provide reasonable approximations that are adequate for design. A variety of types of simplified models exist. Typical models include single or multi-degree-of-freedom, pressure-impulse (P-I) diagrams, and response surfaces developed from finite element analyses. This paper describes some recently developed simplified models and associated research.