Figure 7. Personal or Domestic Nuclear bunkers
Munitions storages:
The munitions storage bunkers securely storages platforms of subways in explosive ordinances [28]. Like warheads. It is the heaviest and high powerful explosions materials stored in a bunker. Its structure is designed as a concrete dome. The stored explosive items are fretful in standard cooled temperature conditions. They are often built into a hillside or restricted forest area to provided additional suppression mass. Munitions bunkers are the name of gravel Gertie, specifications of gravel Gertie it is designed contained radioactive refuse of explosive actions accidents in the job of assembling for the built mantle or dismantle in nuclear warheads [29]. That constructed separately and secretly organized that production plants and part of work in assembling or dissembling nuclear warheads in the plants.
  1. Materials and Methods
  2. Design theory of Bunker in concrete structure:
The design concept of reinforced concrete bunker structures is followed by the ultimate load method and limit state methods. Ultimate load methods mean it is carrying the multiple of the maximum working load. The ratios of collapse load to the working load are known as factor load. It designed the component member is a higher load factor, resists the required loads. At failure, material ceased to behave elastic theory. The member to develop its maximum capacity for resisting the condition of applied load conditions. As-usual performed the limit state of safety and serviceability requirement before failure occurs is called a limit state, the design codes followed IS 456 2000 [30].
Design components of a bunker:
Each design parts are followed by special conditions are applied in design criteria depends upon the architectural features, each model design analysis are requirements in concrete components sections into the architectural features.
Section of Model Plan in Bird View of Advanced Planning and Designing of Multi-Purpose System of Army Trench Base of Concrete Bunker: