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Research on Impact Response and Failure Modes of H Section Steel Frame Columns Subject to Blast Loads
Using finite software ANSYS LS/DYNA for simulating the impact response and failure modes of H section steel frame columns subject to blast loads, and loading different load conditions, changing column boundary conditions and web plate thickness. Conclusion: the failure model of steel columns changes with the change of load form, steel columns will be easy to occur shear failure in the end by the dynamic load, and the flange will be easy to occur bucking failure in local by impulse load; In the case of same size and web thickness, increase the web thickness can reduce the deformation of column effectively, improve the capability of H section steel column resist the blast load.
Research on Impact Response and Failure Modes of H Section Steel Frame Columns Subject to Blast Loads
Using finite software ANSYS LS/DYNA for simulating the impact response and failure modes of H section steel frame columns subject to blast loads, and loading different load conditions, changing column boundary conditions and web plate thickness. Conclusion: the failure model of steel columns changes with the change of load form, steel columns will be easy to occur shear failure in the end by the dynamic load, and the flange will be easy to occur bucking failure in local by impulse load; In the case of same size and web thickness, increase the web thickness can reduce the deformation of column effectively, improve the capability of H section steel column resist the blast load.
Research on Impact Response and Failure Modes of H Section Steel Frame Columns Subject to Blast Loads
Liu, Yun-Fei (author) / Lei, Hong-Gang (author)
2012
5 Seiten
Conference paper
English
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