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Structural Solutions for Ship Hull Plates Strengthening, under Blast Loads

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The paper presents selected results of a study concerning the protective capacity of ship hull plates, made out of layered composite plates. A scenario to evaluate the behaviour of the ship structure plate under blast loading is presented. The nonlinear analysis on a 3-D FEM model by using composite elements was performed. The methodology for the blast pressure charging and the mechanism of the blast wave in free air are given. The space pressure variation is determined by using Friedlander exponential decay equation. According to the methods used in this paper an individual pressure-time history to each element based on its distance from the blast is assigned. The dynamic response of the composite plate is shown.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 601)

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76-79

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.601.76

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March 2014

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Ionel Chirica, Elena Felicia Beznea

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Blast Explosions, Composite Layered Plates, FEM Analysis

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