“…The emotional reactions and failure behaviors of concrete slabs and plates under different velocities were studied under low [59,[62][63][64], moderate [43], and high [53]. Dynamic impact loads subjected to slabs have been extensively studied in the literature, using analytical [23,53,65], numerical [23,43,65,66], and experimental [14,63,67,68] methods. Typically, the two most common failure mechanisms in concrete slabs were localized failure and punching shear failure at high-impact loads [14] and projectile loads [23,53,[65][66][67][68] at low-impact loads (globally dispersed fracture patterns in slabs).…”