Comparative study of the explosive blast resistance of metal and composite materials used in defence platforms

Gargano, A.; Mouritz, A.P.

doi:10.1016/j.jcomc.2023.100345

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“…In order to asses and improve ship safety, many studies were conducted in different fields. In a recent overview [ 1 ], Gargano and Mouritz summarize numerous studies from various authors concerning the explosive blast resistance of different materials. Other authors focus on damage effects on the hull of the vessel.…”

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Dynamic measuring of force-displacement-characteristics of shockmounts

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Dreesen

Sachau

2023

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Dynamic measuring of force-displacement-characteristics of shockmounts

Heinemann

Dreesen

Sachau

2023

Heliyon

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Assessment of dynamic response of armor grade steel plates and FMLs under air-blast loads

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Patel

2024

Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures

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A Testbench for Measuring the Dynamic Force-Displacement Characteristics of Shockmounts

Heinemann,

Simanowski,

Clasen

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Shockmounts in naval applications are used to mount technical equipment onto the structure of naval vessels. The insulating effect against mechanical shock is important here, as it can excite the structure in the event of underwater explosions and otherwise cause damage to the equipment. Although knowledge of the dynamic properties of shockmounts is important to naval architects, the dynamic force-displacement characteristics of shockmounts are often tested and measured statically and/or in the harmonic field. Recently, an inertia-based method and a dynamic model for measuring the dynamic force-displacement characteristics of shockmounts was described. This paper presents a full description of a testbench for implementing this method. The testbench incorporates a drop table for excitation. The proposed setup can be configured for measuring the dynamic characteristics of elastomer and wire rope shockmounts, with shock loads in compression, tension, shear and roll directions. The advanced Kelvin–Voigt model for shockmounts is applied, showing that the dynamic force-displacement characteristics measured with this setup are qualified to generate model parameters for further use.

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Comparative study of the explosive blast resistance of metal and composite materials used in defence platforms

Cited by 3 publications

References 41 publications

Dynamic measuring of force-displacement-characteristics of shockmounts

Dynamic measuring of force-displacement-characteristics of shockmounts

Assessment of dynamic response of armor grade steel plates and FMLs under air-blast loads

A Testbench for Measuring the Dynamic Force-Displacement Characteristics of Shockmounts

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