Development of a Numerical Model of the "Soil-Foundation-Building" System

The aim of this work is to develop a numerical model and perform numerical simulations of avalanche-like collapse of buildings and structures in case of fire and explosions, taking into account the peculiarities of soil performance and its properties. The LIRA-SAPR software is a promising tool for calculations and modelling.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-5oeggb
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Environmental and Industrial Safety
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Development of a Numerical Model of the "Soil-Foundation-Building" System

Ніна Рашкевич, Роман Майборода, Роман Пурденко, Yurii Otrosh
Applied Mechanics and Materials
Environmental and Industrial Safety
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Development of a Numerical Model of the "Soil-Foundation-Building" System

Ніна Рашкевич, Роман Майборода, Роман Пурденко, Yurii Otrosh
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Abstract

The aim of this work is to develop a numerical model and perform numerical simulations of avalanche-like collapse of buildings and structures in case of fire and explosions, taking into account the peculiarities of soil performance and its properties. The LIRA-SAPR software is a promising tool for calculations and modelling.

Applied Mechanics and MaterialsVol. 924
National University of Civil Protection of Ukraine (UA)
Life in Land
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Environmental and Industrial Safety
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