Similarity study on lateral impact model of CFST column under high temperature

-G), an impact similarity criterion was established, and the scaling factors for key physical quantities that are closely related to the impact response were derived. After that, numerical simulations of lateral impact on the reduced-scale models were conducted at different temperatures to design reduced-scale models whose thermal-mechanical coupling response characteristics closely approximate those of the prototype structure under strain rates below the transition strain rate. Furthermore, based on the simulation results, the response differences between the reduced-scale models and the prototype, as well as the reasons for these differences, were analyzed in detail. Finally, the velocity scaling factor was derived using the strain rate-dependent constitutive equations of steel and concrete to modify the reduced-scale models, which effectively reduced the error of the reduced-scale model in predicting the prototype response.

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Scientific Reports
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2026-04-10
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-026-46522-w
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Structural Response to Dynamic Loads
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Similarity study on lateral impact model of CFST column under high temperature

Junjie Wang, Yi Yang, Cong Liu
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Structural Response to Dynamic Loads
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Similarity study on lateral impact model of CFST column under high temperature

Junjie Wang, Yi Yang, Cong Liu
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Abstract

-G), an impact similarity criterion was established, and the scaling factors for key physical quantities that are closely related to the impact response were derived. After that, numerical simulations of lateral impact on the reduced-scale models were conducted at different temperatures to design reduced-scale models whose thermal-mechanical coupling response characteristics closely approximate those of the prototype structure under strain rates below the transition strain rate. Furthermore, based on the simulation results, the response differences between the reduced-scale models and the prototype, as well as the reasons for these differences, were analyzed in detail. Finally, the velocity scaling factor was derived using the strain rate-dependent constitutive equations of steel and concrete to modify the reduced-scale models, which effectively reduced the error of the reduced-scale model in predicting the prototype response.

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Guizhou University (CN), Guizhou Minzu University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Guizhou Province
Sustainable cities and communities
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Structural Response to Dynamic Loads
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