Shin YS. Ship shock modeling and simulation for far-field underwater explosion. Computers and Structures, 2004, 82: 2211-2219
|
Liang CC, Tai YS. Shock responses of a surface ship subjected to noncontact underwater explosions. Ocean Engineering, 2006, 33: 748-772
|
Hung CF, Lin BJ, Hwang-Fuu JJ, et al. Dynamic response of cylindrical shell structures subjected to underwater explosion. Ocean Engineering, 2009, 36: 564-577
|
刘建湖.舰船非接触水下爆炸动力学理论.[博士论文].无锡:中国船舶科学技术研究所, 2002 (Liu Jianhu. Theory and its applications of ship dynamic responses to non-contact underwater explosions. [PhD Thesis]. Wuxi: China Ship Scientific Research Center, 2002 (in Chinese))
|
姚熊亮,孙士丽,陈 玉等. 非线性双渐近法应用于水中结构瞬态运动的研究. 振动与冲击,2010,10(29): 9-15 (Yao Xiongliang, Sun Shili, Chen Yu, et al. Transient motions of submerged structures with nonlinear fluid-structure interaction method. Journal of Vibration and Shock, 2010, 10(29): 9-15 (in Chinese))
|
张弩,宗智,张文鹏,等. 基于双渐近法的水下爆炸气泡载荷作用下舰船的动态响应分析. 振动与冲击,2012,31(23): 50-56 (Zhang Nu, Zong Zhi, Zhang Wenpeng, et al. Dynamic response of a ship hull structure subjected to an underwater explosion bubble based on doubly asymptotic approximation method. it Journal of Vibration and Shock, 2012, 31(23):50-56 (in Chinese))
|
Zhang P, Geers TL. Excitation of a fluid-filled, submerged spherical shell by a transient acoustic wave. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1993, 93(2): 696-705
|
Shin YS, Santiago LD. Surface ship shock modeling and simulation: Two-dimensional analysis. Shock and Vibration, 1998, 5: 129-137
|
Sprague MA, Geers TL. Response of empty and fluid-filled, submerged spherical shells to plane and spherical, step-exponential acoustic waves. Shock and Vibration, 1999, 6: 147-157
|
Geers TL. Doubly asymptotic approximations for transient motions of submerged structures, Journal of Acoustic Society of America, 1978, 64: 1500-1508
|
Geers TL, Zhang P. Doubly asymptotic approximations for submerged structures with internal fluid volumes: Formulation. Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1994, 61: 893-899
|
Hibbitt, Karlsson and Sorensen Inc. ABAQUS Analysis User's Manual (Version 6.10). 2010 (http://abaqus.Civil.uwa.edu.au: 2080/v6.10/index.html)
|
Huang H, Everstine GC, Wang WF. Retarded potential techniques for the analysis of submerged structures impinged by weak shock waves. Computational Methods for Fluid-Structure Interaction Problems, 1977, 26: 83-93
|
Dyka CT, Ingel RP. Transient fluid-structure interaction in naval applications using the retarded potential method. Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements, 1998, 21: 245-251
|
Geers TL. Residual potential and approximation methods for three dimensional fluid-structure interaction problems. Journal of Acoustical Society of America, 1971, 49: 1505-1510
|
Geers TL, Felippa CA. Doubly asymptotic approximations for vibration analysis of submerged structures. Journal of Acoustical Society of America, 1980, 73:1152-1159
|
Kalavalapally R, Penmetsa R, Grandhi R. Configuration design of a lightweight torpedo subjected to an underwater explosion. International Journal of Impact Engineering, 2009, 36: 343-351
|
Jen CY. Coupled acoustic-structural response of optimized ring-stiffened hull for scaled down submerged vehicle subject to underwater explosion. Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics, 2009, 52: 96-110
|
McCoy RW, Sun CT. Fluid-structure interaction analysis of a thick section composite cylinder subjected to underwater blast loading. Composite Structure, 1997, 37(1): 45-55
|
Felippa CA, DeRuntz JA. Finite element analysis of shock-induced hull cavitation. Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering, 1984, 44(3): 297-337
|
Sprague MA.Advanced computational techniques for the analysis of 3-D fluid-structure interaction with cavitation. [PhD Thesis]. Boulder: University of Colorado at Boulder, 2002
|
Cole RH. Underwater Explosions. New Jersey, USA: Princeton University Press, 1948
|
Jen CY, Tai YS. Deformation behavior of a stiffened panel subjected to underwater shock loading using the non-linear finite element method.Materials and Design, 2010, 31: 325-335
|