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Vibration Performance of a Large Cantilever Grandstand during an International Football Match
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Vibration problems in stadia are becoming more common due to increased structural slenderness and more lively dynamic crowd excitation. Unfortunately, there is very little guidance available to design engineers dealing ...
Probabilistic Modeling of Walking Excitation for Building Floors
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Slender floor structures are becoming increasingly prone to excessive vibration due to human-induced walking excitation. To prevent discomfort of floor occupants and/or malfunctioning of sensitive equipment, it is necessary ...
Effects of False Floors on Vibration Serviceability of Building Floors. I: Modal Properties
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: This is the first of two papers that present the results of a comprehensive and systematic study into the effects of false flooring on the vibration serviceability of long-span concrete floors. In this paper, advanced modal ...
Effects of False Floors on Vibration Serviceability of Building Floors. II: Response to Pedestrian Excitation
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: This is the second of two papers that present the results of a comprehensive and systematic study into the effects of false flooring on the vibration serviceability of long-span concrete floors. In this paper, controlled ...
Mathematical Model to Generate Asymmetric Pulses due to Human Jumping
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: A novel mathematical modeling has been proposed to generate synthetic vertical force signal induced by a single person jumping. This model can replicate much of the temporal and spectral features of the real jumping loading ...
Structure-Borne Sound Characterization of Coupled Structures—Part II: Feasibility Study
Publisher: The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Abstract: A novel method has been outlined in the first part of this paper aimed at characterization of structure-borne sound transmission from a vibration source coupled via resilient mounts to a ...
Structure-Borne Sound Characterization of Coupled Structures—Part I: Simple Demonstrator Model
Publisher: The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Abstract: A method has been developed to characterize a vibration source when coupled via resilient mounts to a receiver structure. This two-step measurement procedure can deliver the mobility and free ...
Nonstructural Partitions and Floor Vibration Serviceability
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Nonstructural vertical partitions and cladding can have a significant effect on the vibration serviceability of floor systems. A typical modern office building, consisting of steel–concrete composite floor systems, was ...
Vibration Serviceability and Environmental Impact of Steel-Concrete Composite Floors Featuring Openings and Partitions
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Floor openings and nonstructural full-height partitions are often ignored in both finite-element modeling of long-span office floors and calculations of vertical footfall-induced vibrations, despite quite a few research ...
Modal Testing and Finite-Element Model Updating of a Lively Open-Plan Composite Building Floor
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: This paper presents results of a combined experimental and analytical approach to investigate modal properties of a lively open-plan office floor. It is based on state-of-the-art finite-element (FE) modeling, FRF-based ...
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