Sam Clarke

Professor of Blast Geotechnics

University of Sheffield

United Kingdom

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Sam Clarke is a Professor of Blast Geotechnics at the University of Sheffield, UK. His research focuses on blast wave interactions, including techniques for predicting explosive yields and mitigating blast loading effects. Recent publications highlight advancements in thermochemical predictions, split-Hopkinson pressure bar tests, and experimental investigations of confined detonations.

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Articles (16)

Fast-running thermochemical predictions of quasi-static pressure for confined detonations of plasticised high explosives

Trilateration of blast wave arrival time: an inverse method for determining explosive yield and position

Data-driven parametric modelling of split-Hopkinson pressure bar tests on cohesive soils

High strain rate behaviour of cohesive soils

An Open-Source Algorithm for Correcting Stress Wave Dispersion in Split-Hopkinson Pressure Bar Experiments

Experimental studies of confined detonations of plasticized high explosives in inert and reactive atmospheres

Mitigation of blast loading through blast–obstacle interaction

The Effect of Soil Mineralogy and Particle Breakage on the Impulse Generated from Shallow Buried Charges

A Review of Blast Loading in the Urban Environment

An Approach to Quantifying the Influence of Particle Size Distribution on Buried Blast Loading

Temporally and Spatially Resolved Reflected Overpressure Measurements in the Extreme Near Field

High-Speed Infrared Radiation Thermometer for the Investigation of Early Stage Explosive Development and Fireball Expansion

Experimental investigation of blast mitigation of pre-fractal obstacles

Blast wave interaction with structures – An overview

The Effect of Stress Level on the Resilient Modulus of Non-Engineered Mudrock Backfill Materials

Preliminary yield estimation of the 2020 Beirut explosion using video footage from social media

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Matthew Hobbs

Dain Farrimond

Thomas Speak

Jon Willmott

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