Building Protection with Composite Materials Application

Dávid Ágoston Balázs; Zoltán Nyikes; Tünde Kovács

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.755.286

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Building Protection with Composite Materials Application

Abstract:

Building protection on our century is very important because of the terrorist attacks. The old buildings in Europe aren’t enough strong again blast loads. Nowadays we know many different explosives and theirs effects of walls and human bodies. The detonation caused blast effect provokes building damage and fragmentation effects. The explosion caused damages, parts of bricks and fragments produce other secondary damage in other buildings and human bodies.It can’t protect the historical and old buildings by new walls and fences because of the cityscape. It needs to find new possibilities to improve the buildings resistance again blast effects. It needs a effectively thin and strong materials to reinforced the buildings walls. The new materials innovated by material science can be good solution for this project. These materials usually composites likes syntactic foams, spherical shells or carbon fields reinforced composites.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 755)

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286-291

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September 2017

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Dávid Ágoston Balázs, Zoltán Nyikes, Tünde Kovács*

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Building Protection, Spherical Shells Reinforced Composite, Syntactic Foam

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