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Data Definitions

This section collects and defines all the data needed to build the instance models.

RefnameDD:minThick
LabelMinimum thickness
Symbolh
Unitsm
Equationh=11000{2.16,t=2.52.59,t=2.72.92,t=3.03.78,t=4.04.57,t=5.05.56,t=6.07.42,t=8.09.02,t=10.011.91,t=12.015.09,t=16.018.26,t=19.021.44,t=22.0
Description
  • h is the minimum thickness (m)
  • t is the nominal thickness t is in 2.5,2.7,3.0,4.0,5.0,6.0,8.0,10.0,12.0,16.0,19.0,22.0 (mm)
Notes
  • t is a function that maps from the nominal thickness (h) to the minimum thickness.
Sourceastm2009
RefByIM:sdfTol, IM:riskFun, IM:nFL, and IM:dimlessLoad
RefnameDD:loadDurFactor
LabelLoad duration factor
SymbolLDF
UnitsUnitless
EquationLDF=(td60)m16
Description
  • LDF is the load duration factor (Unitless)
  • td is the duration of load (s)
  • m is the surface flaw parameter (m12N7)
Notes
Sourceastm2009
RefByIM:sdfTol and IM:riskFun
RefnameDD:gTF
LabelGlass type factor
SymbolGTF
UnitsUnitless
Equation\mathit{GTF}=\begin{cases}1, & g=\text{\(``\)AN’‘}\\4, & g=\text{\(``\)FT’‘}\\2, & g=\text{\(``\)HS’’}\end{cases}
Description
  • \mathit{GTF} is the glass type factor (Unitless)
  • g is the glass type (Unitless)
Notes
  • AN is annealed glass.
  • FT is fully tempered glass.
  • HS is heat strengthened glass.
Sourceastm2009
RefByIM:calofCapacity and IM:dimlessLoad
RefnameDD:standOffDist
LabelStand off distance
Symbol\mathit{SD}
Units{\text{m}}
Equation\mathit{SD}=\sqrt{{\mathit{SD}_{\text{x}}}^{2}+{\mathit{SD}_{\text{y}}}^{2}+{\mathit{SD}_{\text{z}}}^{2}}
Description
  • \mathit{SD} is the stand off distance ({\text{m}})
  • {\mathit{SD}_{\text{x}}} is the stand off distance (x-component) ({\text{m}})
  • {\mathit{SD}_{\text{y}}} is the stand off distance (y-component) ({\text{m}})
  • {\mathit{SD}_{\text{z}}} is the stand off distance (z-component) ({\text{m}})
Sourceastm2009
RefByDD:calofDemand
RefnameDD:aspectRatio
LabelAspect ratio
Symbol\mathit{AR}
UnitsUnitless
Equation\mathit{AR}=\frac{a}{b}
Description
  • \mathit{AR} is the aspect ratio (Unitless)
  • a is the plate length (long dimension) ({\text{m}})
  • b is the plate width (short dimension) ({\text{m}})
Notes
  • a and b are the dimensions of the plate, where (a\geq{}b).
Sourceastm2009
RefByIM:tolLoad and IM:stressDistFac
RefnameDD:eqTNTW
LabelEquivalent TNT charge mass
Symbol{w_{\mathit{TNT}}}
Units{\text{kg}}
Equation{w_{\mathit{TNT}}}=w\,\mathit{TNT}
Description
  • {w_{\mathit{TNT}}} is the equivalent TNT charge mass ({\text{kg}})
  • w is the charge weight ({\text{kg}})
  • \mathit{TNT} is the TNT equivalent factor (Unitless)
Sourceastm2009
RefByDD:calofDemand
RefnameDD:calofDemand
LabelApplied load (demand)
Symbolq
Units{\text{Pa}}
Equationq=\mathit{interpY}\left(\text{\(``\)TSD.txt’’},\mathit{SD},{w_{\mathit{TNT}}}\right)
Description
  • q is the applied load (demand) ({\text{Pa}})
  • \mathit{interpY} is the interpY (Unitless)
  • \mathit{SD} is the stand off distance ({\text{m}})
  • {w_{\mathit{TNT}}} is the equivalent TNT charge mass ({\text{kg}})
Notes
  • q, or applied load (demand), is the 3 second duration equivalent pressure obtained from Fig:demandVSsod by interpolation using stand off distance (\mathit{SD}) and {w_{\mathit{TNT}}} as parameters. {w_{\mathit{TNT}}} is defined in DD:eqTNTW. \mathit{SD} is the stand off distance as defined in DD:standOffDist.
Sourceastm2009
RefByIM:isSafeLR and IM:dimlessLoad