2017
DOI: 10.1063/1.4973047
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Deformability of oblique sections of RC beams on yielding supports under dynamic impact

Abstract: Abstract. Extreme events, both natural and man-made, have become more frequent. Explosions, falling or impact of bodies influence buildings and structures causing occurrence of high intensity inertia forces. Due to dynamic nature of the mentioned impacts they are to be considered in design calculations. The paper studies behavior of oblique sections of reinforced concrete (RC) beams under transverse dynamic loading; it describes the potential of using yielding supports, presented as inserted elements with ring… Show more

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“…Therefore, to bring the structure into a state corresponding to the original one (before the impact), it is necessary to select such parameters of the reinforced concrete collar that, with a short-term dynamic impact, would provide similar survivability coefficients for the structure before and after its reinforcement, which together should not change the existing degree of protection of a critical infrastructure facility. The developed methodology and the survivability factor can also be useful, for example, in the design and assessment of the effectiveness of protective systems on pliable supports and systems that dampen vibrations to mitigate the dynamic impact on reinforced concrete structures under seismic, emergency shock, or explosive loads (Kumpyak et al, 2016;Chiaia et al, 2015;Mescheulov et al, 2017;Galyautdinov, 2017;Kumpyak and Mescheulov, 2017).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, to bring the structure into a state corresponding to the original one (before the impact), it is necessary to select such parameters of the reinforced concrete collar that, with a short-term dynamic impact, would provide similar survivability coefficients for the structure before and after its reinforcement, which together should not change the existing degree of protection of a critical infrastructure facility. The developed methodology and the survivability factor can also be useful, for example, in the design and assessment of the effectiveness of protective systems on pliable supports and systems that dampen vibrations to mitigate the dynamic impact on reinforced concrete structures under seismic, emergency shock, or explosive loads (Kumpyak et al, 2016;Chiaia et al, 2015;Mescheulov et al, 2017;Galyautdinov, 2017;Kumpyak and Mescheulov, 2017).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…У роботі [8] аналізується вплив початкових тріщин на міцність похилих перетинів залізобетонних балок, посилених вуглецевим волокном. Поведінка похилих перетинів залізобетонних балок у процесі поперечного динамічного навантаження досліджується в [9], зокрема наголошується на перевагах використання податливих опор, поданих як вставні елементи з кільцевим поперечним перерізом.…”
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“…Разработанная методика и коэффициент степе ни живучести могут быть полезны, например, при проектировании и оценке эффективности защит ных систем на податливых опорах и систем, гася щих колебания для смягчения динамического воз действия на железобетонные конструкции при сейсмических, аварийных ударных или взрывных нагрузках [43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50].…”
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