Reinforced Concrete Frames under Distant Blast

Jiří Štoller; Petr Dvořák

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.755.229

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Reinforced Concrete Frames under Distant Blast

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The article deals with the field tests of UHPFRC frames loaded by distant detonation of 50 kg of TNT and also by direct explosion of 120mm mortar shell. The paper analyses the results obtained from ultrasound diagnostics that was made before and after the explosion.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 755)

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229-235

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Jiří Štoller, Petr Dvořák*

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Diagnostics, Distant Blast, UHPFRC, Ultrasound

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