...M A BARAKAT; J G HETHERINGTON; AUTODYN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1999 CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY SHRIVENHAM STRUCTURES BLAST EFFECT REDUCTION METHODS ARCHITECTURAL PROTECTION EXPLOSIVES TERRORISM EXPLOSIONS DESIGN WAVES FRAGMENTS SIMULATION COMPUTERS GROUND PROFILES CARS...

.... Xiao, BEng, MEng & Scaled explosive tests have been conducted to investigate the response of steel®bre-reinforced concrete (SFRC) model structural elements. The structural elements were (a) rectangular panels, simply supported on two opposing shorter edges, (b) square panels, simply supported on all...

...P D SMITH; T A ROSE; E SAOTONGLANG; CONWEP © Thomas Telford and ICE 1999 CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY SHRIVENHAM ROYAL MILITARY SCIENCE COLLEGE ROYAL THAI AIR FORCE BUILDINGS FACADES WAVES BLAST CLEARING LOADING HIGH EXPLOSIVE EXPLOSIVES HIGH LOADS EXPLOSIONS CHARGES...

...T A ROSE; P D SMITH; G C MAYS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1998 CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF SCIENCE SHRIVENHAM STRUCTURES PROTECTION AIRBLAST BARRIERS LIMITED ROBUSTNESS MEASUREMENT BLAST WALLS DAMAGE SAND WAVES ATTENUATION EXPLOSIVES HIGH HIGH...

...BR ELLIS; F TSUI; BRE BUILDING RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT BRE ENFIELD ENGINEERING CONCRETE PANELS LOADING LOADS STATIC EXPLOSIVES TESTING TESTS ANALYSIS REINFORCED ACCURACY CALCULATING STRUCTURAL RESPONSES STRUCTURES GAS EXPLOSIONS DATA STIFFNESS STRENGTH METHODS...

...T A ROSE; PD SMITH; G C MAYS Design charts relating to protection of structures against airblast from high explosives T. A. Rose, BSc, P. D. Smith, MA, MSc, PhD, CEng, MICE and G. C. Mays, BSc, PhD, CEng, FICE, MIStructE, MIHT Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs Structs & Bldgs, 1997, 123, May, 186 192 Paper...

...R F RANDALL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1995 COSTAIN TAYLOR WOODROW JETTIES EXPLOSIVES HANDLING DEPOTS ARMAMENTS TRIDENT SUBMARINES NUCLEAR NAVAL FLOATING CONCRETE STRUCTURES CONSTRUCTION TOW COMMISSIONING PRESTRESSING SUPERSTRUCTURES INSTALLATION PLANT DOCKS HULLS...

...J P ABELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1995 RENDEL PALMER & TRITTON COSTAIN TAYLOR WOODROW JETTIES EXPLOSIVES HANDLING DEPOTS ARMAMENTS TRIDENT SUBMARINES NUCLEAR NAVAL FLOATING CONCRETE STRUCTURES DESIGN TENDERS HULLS UNDERWATER BRACES MOORING RNAD...

...T A ROSE; P D SMITH; G C MAYS WALLS DESIGN EFFECTIVENESS STRUCTURES PROTECTION AIRBLAST HIGH EXPLOSIVES RESEARCH BLAST MEASUREMENT BOMBS EXPLOSIONS BUILDINGS VERTICAL CANTILEVER EXPERIMENTS METHODS Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs Structs & Bldgs, 1995, 110, Feb., 78-85...

... Morton, recently seen much heavier bombs inside vehi- Belfast cles. It seems tome that themaximum amount For all too long there has been insufficient of explosive that a vehicle, against the outside information available on which to base assess- of a building, can carrywould more likely be ments...

...F WALLEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1994 PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE EXPLOSIONS STRUCTURES EFFECT WAR WORLD WAR 2 RESEARCH BLAST SHOCKS EARTH DAMAGE BOMBS COMPUTERS MODELLING EXPLOSIVES AIR RAIDS PHYSICS BEHAVIOUR MINES LOADS BEARINGS WAVES RESISTANCE HOUSES WALLS...

... little inherent protection. materials and structuraflorm, together The majority of terrorist attacksemploy with adequate elemental and joindtetail- explosives, and the distinction is made ing. The protectionafforded by the future between low order, or deflagrating, and building stock could also...