Session: 02-06: Design Analyses and Optimisation
Paper Number: 64521
Start Time: August 6, 2021, 12:00 PM
64521 - Experimental and Analytical Investigation on Local Damage To Reinforced Concrete Panels Subjected to Projectile Impact Part 1: Penetration Damage Mode due to Normal Impact
Most empirical formulas have been proposed to quantitatively evaluate local damage to reinforced concrete (RC) structures caused by a rigid projectile impact. These formulas have been derived from impact tests performed to the target structure with a normal angle, while only a few impact tests involving soft projectile to the target structure have been studied. Recently, we conducted a series of impact tests to evaluate local damage to RC panels subjected to normal and oblique impact due to rigid and soft projectiles. The final goal of our study is to establish a new formula for evaluating local damage to RC structures caused by soft projectile based on experimental and analytical investigation. This paper summarizes the results of experimental and analytical investigation on penetration damage mode to RC panels subjected to normal projectile impact. Through the comparison between experimental and analytical results, the validity of the analytical method is confirmed. In this paper, we focused on the penetration damage of the RC panel and performed numerical analyses on normal impact. The experimental and corresponding numerical results were compared. Based on the comparison results, the numerical method should be validated. Subsequently, the comparison results between normal impact and oblique impact will be presented in the Part 2 of this study.
Presenting Author: Zuoyi Kang Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Authors:
Zuoyi Kang Japan Atomic Energy AgencyYukihiko Okuda Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Akemi Nishida Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Haruji Tsubota Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Yinsheng Li Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Experimental and Analytical Investigation on Local Damage To Reinforced Concrete Panels Subjected to Projectile Impact Part 1: Penetration Damage Mode due to Normal Impact
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Technical Paper Publication