The stability of the building is characterized by the depth of penetration of the punch into the body of the structures, as well as their local damage due to the impact load. There was accumulated experience of mathematical modeling of the impact processes of solid bodies on various targets. The range of deformations changes of the reinforced concrete elements ("slab"), which corresponds to the high-speed interaction at the moment of punching by a solid body ("impactor") with an initial impact speed of up to 1000 m/s, as well as the determination of their dynamic nature of deformation require comprehensive justification. The analytical solution of the mathematical system of equations describing the movement of the impactor, as well as the state of the impactor and the slab during their interaction can be applied in a limited range. Therefore, the assessment of the local effect of the impact can be carried out on the basis of the results of experimental studies using empirical formulas, as well as numerical methods of modeling the work of bodies taking into account their elastic-plastic characteristics. The ANSYS software package was used in the conducted research, which implements a system of mathematical equations that describe the movement and state of the "impactor-slab" during their interaction. Based on the results of the performed numerical modeling, it was established that the tested slabs with the use of combined reinforcement - mesh and dispersed metal fiber - are not penetrated by the impactor, part of the sample remains intact. At the same time, the final speed of the impactor in these slabs is up to 35.0% less than in the slabs with the mesh reinforcement. The penetration depth decreased up to 20.0%. The experience of dispersion strengthening of the concrete indicates the inhibition of cracking in the fiber concrete elements, which makes it expedient for usage in the combined reinforced constructions of the protective structures, capable of withstanding the dynamic impacts under conditions of high-speed impact. Further development of the of technological concretes studies is needed for their possible use in barrier structures of protective structures.
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