Analysis of foam claddings for blast alleviation

Ma, Guowei; Ye, Z.Q.

doi:10.1016/j.ijimpeng.2005.10.005

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“…Metallic foam is a lightweight cellular material and has been used extensively in engineering [1,2,4]. It has been revealed that metallic foam is a kind of heterogenous materials and dependent on the rate of loading [5].…”

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confidence: 99%

A 3D mesoscopic model for the closed-cell metallic foams subjected to static and dynamic loadings

Fang,

Zhang,

Zhang

et al. 2015

International Journal of Impact Engineering

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A 3D mesoscopic model for the closed-cell metallic foams subjected to static and dynamic loadings

Fang,

Zhang,

Zhang

et al. 2015

International Journal of Impact Engineering

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“…This offers potential for controlled energy absorption and reduced force transfer compared to equivalent solid plates, although the mechanisms of shock transfer are not fully understood [3]. For practical sandwich panels, the back plate cannot be rigid and the influence of this flexibility on the overall response of the panel must be assessed [2,4].…”

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Response of flexible sandwich-type panels to blast loading

Karagiozova

Nurick

Langdon

et al. 2009

Composites Science and Technology

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“…Some of the blast energy is absorbed through the crushing of the web plates before any remaining energy is transferred to the underlying structure with a reduced peak magnitude. The response of a sacrificial cladding system using foam has been reported by Ma and Ye 57 .…”

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Plasticity Methods in Protection and Safety of Industrial Plant and Structural Systems Against Extreme Dynamic Loading

Jones

2008

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This paper provides an overview of the contributions that plastic methods of analysis can make to the protection of the public and the security of industrial plant against extreme dynamic loading events which involve explosive blast pressures or impact loadings from various projectiles. It is possible, by careful design, to absorb the external dynamic energies through large inelastic deformations of the structural members and specially designed energy-absorbing systems. Both the protection methods are examined briefly, together with some discussion on the dynamic properties of materials, including inelastic failure, and the impact perforation of ductile metal structures. Some phenomena are emphasised that are important for numerical finite-element schemes as well as theoretical methods of analysis.

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Analysis of foam claddings for blast alleviation

Cited by 98 publications

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A 3D mesoscopic model for the closed-cell metallic foams subjected to static and dynamic loadings

A 3D mesoscopic model for the closed-cell metallic foams subjected to static and dynamic loadings

Response of flexible sandwich-type panels to blast loading

Plasticity Methods in Protection and Safety of Industrial Plant and Structural Systems Against Extreme Dynamic Loading

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