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Behaviour of normal and steel fiber-reinforced concrete under impact of small projectiles
Steel fiber-reinforced concrete is currently used to provide massive armours against the impact of projectiles in sentry boxes, arms and powder depots, and other defence buildings. In this paper a set of trials intended to study the main factors affecting the impact of small projectiles on steel fiber concrete targets is described. The work is also oriented to obtain a design method for steel fiber concrete barriers against small projectiles and debris. This design method is different from the two main approximations to the problem followed thus far.
Behaviour of normal and steel fiber-reinforced concrete under impact of small projectiles
Steel fiber-reinforced concrete is currently used to provide massive armours against the impact of projectiles in sentry boxes, arms and powder depots, and other defence buildings. In this paper a set of trials intended to study the main factors affecting the impact of small projectiles on steel fiber concrete targets is described. The work is also oriented to obtain a design method for steel fiber concrete barriers against small projectiles and debris. This design method is different from the two main approximations to the problem followed thus far.
Behaviour of normal and steel fiber-reinforced concrete under impact of small projectiles
Almansa, E.M. (author) / Canovas, M.F. (author)
Cement and Concrete Research ; 29 ; 1807-1814
1999
8 Seiten, 11 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
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