Practical Aspect of Methods Used for Blast Protection

Lucia Figuli; Daniela Štaffenova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.755.139

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Practical Aspect of Methods Used for Blast Protection

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The presented paper is focused on the practical aspects of retrofit technique used for blast protection of buildings. It presents the summary of various retrofit techniques.

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Lucia Figuli*, Daniela Štaffenova

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Blast Protection, Blast Wave, Resilience, Retrofit Technique

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