Anti-explosion, Anti-impact and Vibration Isolation Advanced Protection Design in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
A special issue of Journal of Marine Science and Engineering (ISSN 2077-1312). This special issue belongs to the section "Ocean Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (1 May 2024) | Viewed by 8919
Special Issue Editors
Interests: anti-impact ship structures design; dynamic behavior, vibration and acoustic characteristics of metamaterial under impact; energy absorb mechanism; vibration isolation design; structural damage/failure assessment
Interests: multifunctional composites and structures; design and fabrication of mechanical metamaterials; novel calculation method for impact dynamics; blast damage assessment and test technology
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Interests: anti-penetration and anti-explosion protection structure design; intelligent-function-bionic anti-impact protection structure design; ship damage and evaluation; energy absorb structure design
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In the protection design of modern ship and offshore structures under explosion or impact, new materials, new structures and new design methods are significant for the protective design of advanced anti-explosion, anti-impact and vibration isolation protective structures. In order to systematically report the new materials, new structures and new design methods for anti-explosion, anti-impact and vibration isolation in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering, the special issue aims to collect the research work on the theory, method and engineering application of new anti-explosion, anti-impact and vibration isolation protection design. Through this special issue, the innovative research results and key technical achievements in anti-explosion, anti-impact and vibration isolation protection of naval architecture and ocean engineering will be presented.
We sincerely invite researchers from university, enterprises or research institutes to submit innovative and advanced scientific research work, show their research results and serve the development of advanced Anti-Explosion, Anti-Impact and vibration isolation protective design in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering.
Prof. Dr. Jingxi Liu
Prof. Dr. Ying Li
Dr. Wei Chen
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- ship and offshore structure
- intelligent/functional/bionic protection design
- metamaterial protection design
- multiple layer protection design
- advanced composite structure design
- energy absorb mechanism
- structural damage/failure mechanism
- vibration isolation mechanism
- strength/damage assessment
- structural optimization