Numerical Simulation of Dynamic Plastic Response of Cylindrical Steel Lining‐concrete Structure Under Internal Intense Blast Loading

Abstract

This paper presents numerical simulation results of cylindrical steel lining‐concrete structure’s dynamic plastic response under internal intense blast loading by ANSYS/lS‐DYNA finite element software. The emphasis is put on the dynamic plastic deformation and three‐dimensional stress conditions of steel lining‐concrete structure. It is shown that maximal plastic deformation of steel lining‐concrete structure results from the first action of shock wave on internal surface of the structure. For the steel lining of the structure, radial stress is compressive stress, while hoop and axial stress is tension stress. For concrete of the structure, three‐dimension stress is compressive stress near the out surface of steel lining. Radial stress of concrete at intense shock wave seems to decay as an exponential function with increasing of scaled‐distance.

Citation

Wang, W., Yue, Z., Hu, Y. and Lin, J. (2008), "Numerical Simulation of Dynamic Plastic Response of Cylindrical Steel Lining‐concrete Structure Under Internal Intense Blast Loading", Multidiscipline Modeling in Materials and Structures, Vol. 4 No. 3, pp. 283-290. https://doi.org/10.1163/157361108784890688