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Zahiri Esfahani, F. (author)
Structural blast analysis is usually done with two load levels for different design stages; the Strength Level Blast, SLB, and the Ductility Level Blast, DLB. Strength Level Blast is the lower magnitude overpressure (with a higher frequency of occurrence and lower consequence) and Ductility Level Blast is the higher magnitude overpressure (with...
master thesis 2016
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Vanadit-Ellis, W. (author), Gran, J.K. (author), Vaughan, D. (author)
A 1/18-scale model of a 4-story reinforced concrete structure was tested at 18 g in the US Army Centrifuge to support the development of computational modeling of progressive collapse of multi-story buildings. The model structure was 4 bays long and 3 bays wide with column spacing about 33 cm in each directions and story height of 20.3 cm. Three...
conference paper 2012
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Izzuddin, B.A. (author), Pereira, M.F. (author), Kuhlmann, U. (author), Rolle, L. (author), Vrouwenvelder, A.C.W.M. (author), Leira, B.J. (author)
Risk assessment is a requirement for robustness design of high consequence class structures, yet very little guidance is offered in practice for performing this type of assessment. This paper demonstrates the application of the probabilistic risk assessment framework arising from COST Action TU0601 to multi-storey buildings subject to extr eme...
journal article 2012
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Hobbelman, G.J. (author)
book 1986
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