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Post-Fracture Response of Blast Loaded Monolithic Glass

by Applied Element Method | Mar 27, 2015 | Conferences

This paper investigates transient dynamic loading and response of glazing panels. This is a complex phenomenon dependent upon material properties, structural arrangement and proximity to the explosive source. To date, modelling glazing breakup and post-fracture...

Improving the Structural Robustness of Multistory Steel-Frame Buildings

by Applied Element Method | Jun 30, 2014 | Journals

Although there are numerous hazards that could trigger the progressive collapse of a building, there are limited provisions in related codes regarding the design of structures to withstand exposure to such threats. It is thus expedient to limit the extent of damage to...

Simulation of Seismic Damage to Steel Buildings

by Applied Element Method | Mar 30, 2005 | Bulletins

During earthquakes, pounding of adjacent buildings occurs due to their different dynamic characteristics as well as insufficient separation distance between them. Although earthquake loading is commonly considered in structural design, pounding of adjacent buildings...

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