Review Article

Structures under Synergetic Effects of Combined Blast and Impact Loads: A State-of-the-Art Review

Table 1

Design code of practices for structures subjected to blast and impact loads.

YearCode/guidelineRemark

2012Design and assessment of buildings under to blast loads, CSAStructural design envelope and mitigation technical provisions CSA [30]
2010Design of blast resistant buildings in petrochemical facilities; 2nd ed, ASCEIntroduce load determination systems, type of analysis, method construction, and detailing of connections ASCE [29]
2009Guide specification and commentary for vessel collision design and highway bridges, AASHTOApplicable for vehicle collision. Use equivalent static load based on performance-force method of analysis AASHTO [33]
2008Unified facilities criteria (UFC), prepared by dep. of the army, navy, air forceBrief explanation on blast, fragment, and shock loads. Introduce methods of analyses, and structural designs DOD [1]
2004The design of highway bridges for vehicle collision loads, prepared by department of transport, UKApplicable for vehicle collision and bases equivalent nominal loads applied horizontally UK's-Highway-Agency [35]
2003Actions on structures. European committee (CEN)Use equivalent static force with effect of different parameters CEN [34]
2003Federal emergency management agency (FEMA), prepared by department of homeland securityForward threat, vulnerability, and risks on structures. Introduce methods of site layout and design guidance FEMA [36]
2003Minimum design loads for buildings and other structures (ASCE 7–98)Introduce on how additional loads such as vibration and impact loads can be induced in structural design phases ASCE [28]
1986Blast resistant structures: design manual 2.08., NAFECIntroduce blast types, structural design for blast load NAFEC [31]
1980A manual for prediction of blast and fragment loadings, DOEMethods for predict different blast loading, cratering, ground shock, and fragmentation DOE [32]