• Title of article

    ApplicationlimitsoffiniteelementmodelsforsimulationofshocktransferprocessesinconcretestructuresOriginalResearchArticle

  • Author/Authors

    NorbertJ.Krutzik، نويسنده , , JosefEibl، نويسنده ,

  • Issue Information
    روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2005
  • Pages
    10
  • From page
    1789
  • To page
    1798
  • Abstract
    Shocksonbuildingstructuresduetoimpactloads(dropofwreckageandheavymassesfromaccidents,transportoperations,explosions,etc.),especiallyincaseofapostulatedaircraftcrash,mayleadtofeasibilityproblemsduetohigh-inducedvibrationsandlargeexpendituresatsafety-relatedsystemsaccommodatedinsidethebuildingstructures.Arationalandcost-effectivequalificationofthefunctionalityofsuchsystemsrequiresthepredictionofreliableinformationaboutthenatureofstructuralresponsesinducedbyimpactloadinginthecorrespondingregionsofthestructure. Theanalyticderivationofrealisticandreliablestructuralresponsesrequirestheapplicationofadequatemathematicalmodelsandmethodsaswellasacriticalevaluationofallfactorsthatinfluencetheentireshocktransmissionpath,fromtheareaofimpacttothesiteofinstallationoftheaffectedcomponentorsysteminthestructure.Despiteextensivestudiesandcomputationalanalysesofimpact-inducedshocksperformedusingfiniteelementsimulationmethod,limitedandinsufficientexperimentalresultstodatehaveprecludedacompleteinvestigationandclarificationofseveral“peculiarities”inthefieldofshocktransmissioninfiniteelementmodels. ThisrefersmainlytothedivergenceofresultsobservedusingFEmodelswhennotconsideringatherequiredFEelementdiscretizationratioaswellastotheattenuationandscatterbehaviorofthedynamicresponseresultsobtainedforlargebuildingstructuresandgivenlargedistancesbetweentheloadimpactapplicationareasandthecomponentanchoringlocations.Thecauseforsuchdivergencesarerelatedtoseveraluptonownotclarified“phenomena”ofFEmodelsespeciallythelow-passfilteringeffectsanddispersioncharacteristicsofFEmodels.
  • Journal title
    Nuclear Engineering and Design Eslah
  • Serial Year
    2005
  • Journal title
    Nuclear Engineering and Design Eslah
  • Record number

    894958