ABSTRACT: Numerical simulation tools have been developed suitable for the assessment of the physical vulnerabilities of rail transport infrastructures to explosion loads, mainly due to terrorist bomb attacks. The source term, the air medium and the structure are properly modeled using the computational framework of the explicit finite element code Europlexus. Several new features are added to the code. A case study of a rail station has been conducted, whose geometry has been reconstructed using a laser scanning technique. For several bombing scenarios the structural response is reliably determined, and through appropriate probit functions, the associated risk of human injuries has also been calculated
The work presents a numerical approach for the determination of the risk of injuries due to explosio...
The work presented in this paper was performed in collaboration with one of the largest Public Trans...
It is important to protect critical buildings (shopping centres, government buildings and embassies)...
The behaviour of structural materials and components at higher strain-rates, and experimental techni...
Terrorist attacks in New York have shocked the world community showing clearly the vulnerability of ...
Abstract: Land mass transport systems have an open architecture and are vulnerable to terrorist atta...
Land mass transport systems have an open architecture and are vulnerable to terrorist attacks. In ca...
Major efforts have been devoted in the last years to enhance transport security by detecting the vul...
The European Laboratory for Structural Assessment (ELSA) at JRC Ispra develops, in collaboration wit...
Safety is the first priority in operating transportation and transit systems. The public and custome...
The rail-bound sector has become a preferred target of terrorist attacks because of its vulnerabilit...
Land mass transport systems have an open architecture and are therefore vulnerable to terrorist atta...
The objective of this work is to contribute to alleviating the vulnerability of passenger transport ...
Land mass transport systems have an open architecture and are therefore vulnerable to terrorist atta...
The effects of explosions inside trains and the subsequent risk of injuries and fatalities have been...
The work presents a numerical approach for the determination of the risk of injuries due to explosio...
The work presented in this paper was performed in collaboration with one of the largest Public Trans...
It is important to protect critical buildings (shopping centres, government buildings and embassies)...
The behaviour of structural materials and components at higher strain-rates, and experimental techni...
Terrorist attacks in New York have shocked the world community showing clearly the vulnerability of ...
Abstract: Land mass transport systems have an open architecture and are vulnerable to terrorist atta...
Land mass transport systems have an open architecture and are vulnerable to terrorist attacks. In ca...
Major efforts have been devoted in the last years to enhance transport security by detecting the vul...
The European Laboratory for Structural Assessment (ELSA) at JRC Ispra develops, in collaboration wit...
Safety is the first priority in operating transportation and transit systems. The public and custome...
The rail-bound sector has become a preferred target of terrorist attacks because of its vulnerabilit...
Land mass transport systems have an open architecture and are therefore vulnerable to terrorist atta...
The objective of this work is to contribute to alleviating the vulnerability of passenger transport ...
Land mass transport systems have an open architecture and are therefore vulnerable to terrorist atta...
The effects of explosions inside trains and the subsequent risk of injuries and fatalities have been...
The work presents a numerical approach for the determination of the risk of injuries due to explosio...
The work presented in this paper was performed in collaboration with one of the largest Public Trans...
It is important to protect critical buildings (shopping centres, government buildings and embassies)...