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Numerical derivation of pressure-impulse diagrams for prediction of RC column damage to blast loads

A new method for progressive collapse analysis of RC frames under blast loading

Development of P-I diagrams for FRP strengthened RC columns

Modelling the response of reinforced concrete panels under blast loading

With increasing terrorist attacks in recent years, many researchers paid special attention to investigate the responses and failure behaviors of reinforced concrete (RC) structures subjected to blast loads. Generally, RC structures would demonstrate brittle damages and localized spallation along with ductile failure modes due to high-rate actions of explosions. Hence, the vast majority of the studies in the literature focused on recognizing the damage mechanisms and the material behaviors of RC structures under high-rate blast loads. This paper aims to comprehensively review on existing analytical, numerical, and experimental studies in the literature investigating the loading mechanisms, dynamic responses and failure behaviors of various concrete structures subjected to blast loads. In addition, the sensitivity of the blast responses of RC structures to various structural- and loading-related parameters are reviewed based on the findings of previous studies.

Blast loads induced responses of RC structural members: State-of-the-art review

Pressure–impulse diagrams for elastic-plastic-hardening and softening single-degree-of-freedom models subjected to blast loading

Analytical–numerical study of interfacial stresses in plated beams subjected to pulse loading

Inelastic deformation and failure of partially strengthened profiled blast walls

An investigation of interfacial stresses in adhesively-bonded single lap joints subject to transverse pulse loading

Predictive computational modeling of the response of armor systems to dynamic threats such as blast and impact requires understanding and quantification of the behavior of the armor materials. This paper describes the mechanical characterization of Dyneema HB26. The in-plane tensile, compressive, and shear stress-strain behavior and strength of the laminate at low rates has been determined experimentally. The tensile behavior of the Dyneema SK76 fibers, which comprise 83% of the laminate has been determined, including the effect of temperature and rate.

A. Soleiman Fallah

Papers

Pressure–impulse diagrams for elastic-plastic-hardening and softening single-degree-of-freedom models subjected to blast loading

Analytical–numerical study of interfacial stresses in plated beams subjected to pulse loading

Inelastic deformation and failure of partially strengthened profiled blast walls

An investigation of interfacial stresses in adhesively-bonded single lap joints subject to transverse pulse loading

Characterization of the Mechanical Behavior of a Polymer-Based Laminate and Constituent Fibers at Various Quasi-Static Strain Rates