The Research Progress in a New Kind of Anti-Blast Wall

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Anti-blast wall can effectively reduce blast load and, therefore protect human and structures from external explosion. A new kind of anti-blast wall, HESCO Bastion wall (HB wall), was designed by the QIAOSHI(China) International Trade Limite. The research about the HB wall was mainly focus on the construction of rotation model and the anti-overturn stability of the wall, but no research could be found on the blast wave pressure distribution law behind the HB wall, the anti-penetration capability and the assembling mode of the HB wall. In this paper, research progress of the HB wall has been presented, research ideas about the HB wall have been put forward.

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