Abstract:Concrete exhibits brittle behaviour and is weak under tensile and flexural loading. The response of concrete to dynamic loading is of interest in a variety of civilian and military applications. Understanding the response of concrete to impact or explosive loading is important for effective protection of defence and civil structures. The split Hopkinson pressure bar (SHPB) technique has been used widely to measure the dynamic strength enhancement of materials at high strain rates. Although, SHPB technique has … Show more
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