International journal of impact engineering [electronic resource].
Oxford ; New York : Pergamon Press,
1983-
"The International journal of impact engineering exists for the publication of original research work concerned with the response of structures and bodies to dynamic loads arising from exposure to blast, collision or other impact events. The topics encompassed by the journal include the elastic and plastic response of structures and bodies to impact and blast loading, terminal ballistics, vehicle crashworthiness, containment and other processes and phenomena in which effects due to impact predominate, such as explosive welding. In addition, related matters such as research into fire hazards in association with impact loads will be included. Every paper accepted for publication is strictly refereed and assessed for its contribution to the understanding of impact phenomena or the insight gained for engineering design in areas of high rate loading."
"Mechanical, aeronautical, civil, nuclear, ocean, offshore, transportation engineers, materials scientists, naval architects."
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"The International journal of impact engineering exists for the publication of original research work concerned with the response of structures and bodies to dynamic loads arising from exposure to blast, collision or other impact events. The topics encompassed by the journal include the elastic and plastic response of structures and bodies to impact and blast loading, terminal ballistics, vehicle crashworthiness, containment and other processes and phenomena in which effects due to impact predominate, such as explosive welding. In addition, related matters such as research into fire hazards in association with impact loads will be included. Every paper accepted for publication is strictly refereed and assessed for its contribution to the understanding of impact phenomena or the insight gained for engineering design in areas of high rate loading."
"Mechanical, aeronautical, civil, nuclear, ocean, offshore, transportation engineers, materials scientists, naval architects."
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Latest issue consulted: volume 78 (April 2015), viewed April 21, 2015.
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International journal of impact engineering
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