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Advanced Sdof Model For Steel Members Subject To Explosion Loading Material Rate Sensitivity Jeff Furman

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Advanced Sdof Model For Steel Members Subject To Explosion Loading Material Rate Sensitivity Jeff Furman
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Publisher: Steel Construction Institute (SCI)
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.3 MB
Pages: 40
Author: Jeff Furman, PMP
ISBN: 9781567262971, 9781613447659, 156726297X, 1613447655
Language: English
Year: 2002

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Advanced Sdof Model For Steel Members Subject To Explosion Loading Material Rate Sensitivity Jeff Furman by Jeff Furman, Pmp 9781567262971, 9781613447659, 156726297X, 1613447655 instant download after payment.

This Technical Note describes an extension to a sophisticated single-degree-of-freedom (SDOF) model for steel members subject to explosion loading. The SDOF model in this document extends the SDOF model previously developed in FABIG Technical Note 7 to include strain rate effects and to provide more rational ductility measures than those based on the rate-insensitive model. The Technical Note proceeds by providing an overview of the problem characteristics as well as the formulation method used in developing the new SDOF model, where consideration is given to material rate sensitivity in accordance with the Cowper-Symonds model.
Content:
Front Matter
• Table of Contents
• 1. Introduction
• 2. Problem Characteristics and Assumptions
3. Formulation Method
4. Cross-Sectional Response
5. Dynamic Strength
• 6. Ductility Measures
• 7. Model Solution Procedure
8. Examples and Verification
• 9. Conclusion
• References
Appendices

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