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Fig 1.

Geometric dimensions of the experimental water impact model adapted from [27].

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Comparison of impact force and energy between the numerical simulation and the experimental data from Gómez-Gesteira and Robert [26].

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Fig 3.

Building damage caused by debris flow in Changtan town, Wanzhou, Chongqing, China, July 2023.

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Fig 4.

Architectural floor plan of the masonry structure.

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Table 1.

Materials and mechanical properties [22,25].

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Table 2.

Influence of mesh size on computational cost and modal frequencies of a masonry structure.

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Fig 5.

Numerical model.

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Fig 6.

Boulder size measured in the field.

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Table 3.

Parametric study cases for flow velocity variations.

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Table 4.

Parametric study cases for flow depth variations.

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Fig 7.

Schematic of debris flow impact on a masonry structure.

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Fig 8.

Time history of the impact force for condition A90V6F0.77D1.5.

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Fig 9.

Spatiotemporal evolution of a debris flow containing boulders impacting a masonry structure.

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Fig 10.

Effect of flow velocity on the impact force.

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Table 5.

Comparison between simulated and theoretical impact forces at flow velocities ranging from 3 to 8 m/s.

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Fig 11.

Effect of flow depth on the impact force time history curves.

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Fig 12.

Effect of flow velocity on von Mises stress time history curves.

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Fig 13.

Contours of von Mises stress in the masonry structure at flow velocities of 3 m/s and 4 m/s.

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Fig 14.

Contours of maximum principal stress in the masonry structure at flow velocities of 3 m/s and 4 m/s.

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Fig 15.

Effect of flow velocity on maximum principal stress time history curves.

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Fig 16.

Effect of flow depth on von Mises stress time history curves.

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Fig 17.

Effect of flow velocity on displacement time history curves for masonry structures.

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Fig 18.

Effect of flow depth on displacement time history curves for masonry structures.

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Table 6.

Displacement of the masonry structure at flow velocities ranging from 9 to 15 m/s.

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Table 7.

Limitations of inter-story displacement angle for different damage states of masonry structures [38].

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Table 8.

Damage states of masonry structures.

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Table 9.

Damage states of masonry structures at flow velocities ranging from 9 to 15 m/s.

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Fig 19.

Impact force time history for debris flows with and without boulders under Condition A90V5F0.53D1.5.

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Table 10.

Comparison of dynamic responses for debris flows with and without boulders under Condition A90V5F0.53D1.5.

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