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An analytical solution for pre-crack behaviour of laminated glass under blast loading
2016
Composite structures
Laminated glazing is often employed to minimise damage and injuries during blast events. In this work, the von Karman theory for large deflections of plates was used to simulate the effect of large explosions on laminated glazing. Linear material properties were assumed for both the glass and Polyvinyl Butyral layers. The glass and PVB layers were assumed to act fully compositely during the pre-crack phase of the deformation. A higher order deflection function was employed to represent the
doi:10.1016/j.compstruct.2016.02.058
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