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Blast and Impact on Buildings due to Aircraft Crashes,ower collapsed under aircraft crashes:Explosion-Resistant BuildingsSpringer-Verlag, Heidelberg 2006Comprehensive programs under the title of BANG-F have been developed in Fortran. A brief of this work is reposted under this section together with additional results which could not be published for te

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Dynamic Finite-Element Analysis of Impact and Explosion,on procedures are recommended. This chapter ends with some load—time functions for selected cases using finite-element analysis. There are many publications on the topic of impact and explosion which can be used for in-depth studies.

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Nuclear Reactors,mal shock load. The streamline break accident (SLBA) occurs as a result of a complete and partial rupture of a steam line inside the containment vessel. A rapid cool-down and depressurization of the primary circuit normally take place. In order to restore the reactor coolant pressure, a pressure loading unconnected with LOCA is required.

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Underground and Underwater Explosion and Their Effects,associated with nuclear explosions. This included nuclear explosion experiments such as Gnome, a scientific experiment and the first Plowshare nuclear experiment, conducted in December 1961, and Sedan, the first Plowshare nuclear cratering experiment, conducted in July 1962. In addition, many of the

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Luggage Container Subject to Internal Explosion,orporation carried out research on the structural response and blast loading models of the luggage container. The container withstood the detonation of a bomb larger than which caused the loss of PAN AMERICAN Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland 1988. The test was to increase the explosive resistance

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Book Nov 2008Latest editionns from v = V /bd , (F.6) u u c whereV isthetotalshearona widthbatthesectiona distanced(type I) u or d (type II and III) from the face of the support. The shear at sections c between the face of the support and the section d or d therefrom need c not be considered critical. (2) The shear stress perm