ANLIK BASINÇ YÜKÜ ETKİSİ ALTINDAKİ KONSOL BİR PLAĞIN DİNAMİK ANALİZİ

Authors

  • Haydar Uyanık
  • Zafer Kazancı

Keywords:

Semiloof, blast load, plate vibration

Abstract

The response of elastic structures to time-dependent pulses, such as sonic boom and blast loadings, constitutes a
subject that is currently of much interest in the design of aeronautical and space vehicles. The air-blast load,
which is the one type of extraordinary dynamic load, is produced as a consequence of explosion. In many
applications ranging from aircrafts and submarines to pressure vessels, blast loadings and solving methods have
a special importance. With the advent of structures and the effects of the blast loadings on their life-cycles, there
is a need to reconsider the problem of dynamic behavior of plates under blast load.

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Published

26-01-2004

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H. Uyanık and Z. Kazancı, “ANLIK BASINÇ YÜKÜ ETKİSİ ALTINDAKİ KONSOL BİR PLAĞIN DİNAMİK ANALİZİ”, JAST, vol. 1, no. 3, pp. 9–17, Jan. 2004.

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