The Effect of Stand-off Distance and Blast Yield OverStructure in Blast Test

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Volume: 12 | Issue: 01 | Year 2026 |
International Journal of Structural Engineering and Analysis
Received Date: 01/28/2026
Acceptance Date: 03/16/2026
Published On: 2026-03-20
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By: Pavan Gurjar and Ayush Meena.

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Explosive loads have garnered a lot of attention lately because of numerous unintentional and deliberate
occurrences that have affected important structures all over the world. As a result, there has been a lot of
research in this area over the last ten years. Although most of the early studies were empirical, more
recent studies have progressed into thorough and organized studies that focus on understanding the
behavior of structures subjected to blast loading conditions. These studies aim to evaluate the structural
response, damage mechanisms, and possible mitigation techniques that can reduce the severity of blast
effects on buildings and critical infrastructure. Researchers have increasingly used advanced analytical
methods, numerical simulations, and experimental investigations to better understand the dynamic
response of structural systems under explosive loading. Finite element modelling and computational
techniques are now widely adopted to predict pressure distribution, structural deformation, and potential
failure modes. In addition, several protective design strategies, such as strengthening of structural
members, use of energy absorbing materials, and blast-resistant structural configurations, have been
explored. These approaches help in improving the resilience of structures against sudden high-intensity
loads. Furthermore, modern research emphasizes the importance of integrating blast-resistant design
principles into building codes and engineering practices. The development of improved materials and
innovative structural systems has also contributed to enhancing the safety and reliability of structures
exposed to explosive threats. Overall, continued research in this field is essential for protecting critical
infrastructure and ensuring the safety of occupants in vulnerable environments.

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