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Numerical study on dynamic response of submerged tunnel subjected to underwater explosion
Abstract Recently, blasting effects on important infrastructures have been considered because of the increasing number of intentional and unintentional explosion events worldwide. In this study, we performed numerical simulations on the dynamic response of a submerged tunnel subjected to underwater explosions. The feasibility and accuracy of the numerical method were verified against the experimental data. The propagation process of the shock waves and dynamic response of the submerged tunnel were obtained. The effects of the cover layer, charge weight, and cover thickness on the response of the submerged tunnel were investigated. The results indicate that the upper part of the tunnel is more vulnerable, and the existence of the cover layer can effectively mitigate blast loads on the tunnel. Additionally, a cover thickness of 25 m should be considered to ensure the safety of a submerged tunnel when subjected to an explosion of 300 kg TNT.
Highlights Multi-material computer model is used to study blast response of submarine tunnel. The presented numerical method is calibrated against experimental data. The factors influencing the dynamic behavior of the tunnel are investigated. Suggestions about improving the blast resistance of the tunnel are offered.
Numerical study on dynamic response of submerged tunnel subjected to underwater explosion
Abstract Recently, blasting effects on important infrastructures have been considered because of the increasing number of intentional and unintentional explosion events worldwide. In this study, we performed numerical simulations on the dynamic response of a submerged tunnel subjected to underwater explosions. The feasibility and accuracy of the numerical method were verified against the experimental data. The propagation process of the shock waves and dynamic response of the submerged tunnel were obtained. The effects of the cover layer, charge weight, and cover thickness on the response of the submerged tunnel were investigated. The results indicate that the upper part of the tunnel is more vulnerable, and the existence of the cover layer can effectively mitigate blast loads on the tunnel. Additionally, a cover thickness of 25 m should be considered to ensure the safety of a submerged tunnel when subjected to an explosion of 300 kg TNT.
Highlights Multi-material computer model is used to study blast response of submarine tunnel. The presented numerical method is calibrated against experimental data. The factors influencing the dynamic behavior of the tunnel are investigated. Suggestions about improving the blast resistance of the tunnel are offered.
Numerical study on dynamic response of submerged tunnel subjected to underwater explosion
Yang, Guangdong (Autor:in) / Fan, Yong (Autor:in) / Wang, Gaohui (Autor:in) / Gao, Qidong (Autor:in) / Deng, Ke (Autor:in) / Wang, Fei (Autor:in)
21.02.2022
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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