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http://dx.doi.org/10.22704/ksee.2019.37.3.001

A Comparison of Blast Load in a Simplified Analytical Model of Rigid Column  

Park, Hoon ((주)코리아카코)
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Explosives and Blasting / v.37, no.3, 2019 , pp. 1-12 More about this Journal
Abstract
The analysis methods of blast analysis models are classified into direct analysis and indirect analysis, and the latter is divided into semi-empirical and numerical analysis methods. In order to evaluate the applicability of the ELS blast analysis program, which is a program for analyzing the semi-empirical models, this study selected a simplified analytical model and examined the blast load characteristics of free-air burst explosion and surface burst explosion by using AT-Blast, RC-Blast, and Kinney and Graham's empirical equations, which are the semi-empirical analysis programs. As a result of analyzing the explosion pressure for the scaled distance and the incidence angle for the simplified analytical model, an appropriate analysis can be performed when the range of the scaled distance in the free-air burst explosion analysis was 0.3~0.461 and when the range of the scaled distance in the surface burst explosion analysis was 0.378~0.581. In terms of the incidence angle, the results analyzed within $45^{\circ}$ were considered to be appropriate.
Keywords
Semi-empirical blast analysis; Free-air burst explosion; Surface burst explosion; Reflected pressure; Scaled distance; Incidence angle;
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