Finite Element Modeling of Blast Vibrations and Study of Vibration Control Criteria

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Glenn A. Hazen Shad M. Sargand A M. M Jayasuriya
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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9
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

Various types of waves originate from a blast source to propagate through rock/soil media away from the blast. Input vibration to a structure depends on the soil-structure interaction which varies with the dynamic properties at the intersection as well as the stress and strain levels developed from the vibration of the structure-ground system. Hence it is important to study such effects on the response of a structure due to blast loads and this knowledge can be used in the design and control of blasts that are carried out close to buildings, highways and other structures.
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APA: Glenn A. Hazen Shad M. Sargand A M. M Jayasuriya  (1994)  Finite Element Modeling of Blast Vibrations and Study of Vibration Control Criteria

MLA: Glenn A. Hazen Shad M. Sargand A M. M Jayasuriya Finite Element Modeling of Blast Vibrations and Study of Vibration Control Criteria. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1994.

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