Large Deformation Studies on Combined Shell Structures

Gupta, Pramod Kumar; Sahu, Ram Ranjan

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2016.12.200

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“…Shell structures are widely used in naval vessels, aircraft, and tanks due to their special properties, such as simple construction, being light weight, and good bearing capacity [1][2][3][4]. However, shell structures are often subjected to explosion loads or shock waves in practical applications [5][6][7].…”

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Analysis of the Deformation and Damage of Clamped Square Plates under Near‐Field Explosion Loads

Guan

Hui-pin

et al. 2018

Shock and Vibration

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The deformation and damage mechanism of shell structures under near-field explosion loads has been of great significance in the theoretical study of impact dynamics and may serve as a dependable theoretic basis for the antiexplosion design of shell structures. In this paper, the plastic zone and crevasse size of clamped square plates under near-field explosion loads were discussed based on the plastic hinge law and energy theory. The crevasse size of a plate moving at motion modes Ι and ΙΙ under medium load was obtained according to the ultimate plastic strain criterion. Furthermore, the plastic zone under a high load was determined in terms of the movement law of a plastic hinge line. When the applied load ended, the crevasse sizes of the plates at motion modes III and IV were deduced on the basis of the principle of energy conservation. Finally, numerical simulation was used to analyse the deformation and damage mechanism of the shell structures under near-field explosion loads. The theory and method proposed in this paper are verified using ANSYS software and compared with the experimental results. This study verifies the validity of the proposed approach for analysis of the deformation and damage of a clamped square plate under near-field explosion loads.

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