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Performance of normal strength reinforced concrete slabs after hydrogen-air explosion: Effects of cryogenic freeze-thaw cycles exposure
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• Peak blast pressures were strongly influenced by hydrogen gas volume in a confined space. • Exposure to cryogenic freeze-thaw cycles leads to increased structural cracking and deflection. • Cryogenic freeze-thaw cycling dramatically compromised the blast resistance of RC slabs.
Keywords:
Hydrogen-air explosion
Reinforced concrete slabs
Cryogenic FT cycles
Structural degradation
Numerical simulation
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