Structural Impact Resistance
Structural Impact Resistance is a mechanical performance characteristic that denotes the capacity of a structure to withstand dynamic loading events by minimizing damage and preserving load-bearing functionality through energy absorption, force distribution, and deformation control.
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Resistance of high-strength concrete to projectile impact
M.H. Zhang, V.P.W. Shim, Guoxing Lu et al. · International Journal of Impact Engineering · 2004 · 304 citations
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