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Document:
SP60
Date:
January 1, 1979
Author(s):
Editor: Gajanan M. Sabnis
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
60
Abstract:
SP60 This volume deals with dynamic deflections of concrete structures. The collection of 12 papers leads off with a review of the state of the art. Other subjects include: vibration criteria for long-span concrete floors, dynamic characteristics of reinforced concrete buildings, estimation of dynamic stressing of floors and buildings due to shocks and blasting, frequency matching in continuous post-tensioned bridges, dynamic sway characteristics of structures, dynamic response of noncomposite metal deck floor system, concrete structures and construction vibrations, prediction of damage to low-rise buildings due to vibrations created by blasting, vibration performance of industrial buildings. A bibliography is included.
DOI:
10.14359/14112
SP60-10
Kenneth P. Akins, Jr., and Donald E. Dixon
Reliable methods for establishing limits on construction-related vibrations to minimize damage have been developed through the efforts of researchers.
10.14359/17377
SP60-09
Donal W. Vannoy and Conrad P. Heins
The dynamic response of a large building floor system of a local college has been experimentally evaluated. The dynamic analysis of the floor indicates that the natural frequency and induced frequency are of the same order, thus the reason for the resonance problem. The dynamic analysis, experimental study, static analysis and recommendations for alleviating the resonance problem is discussed.
10.14359/17376
SP60-08
A. P. Jeary and P.R. Sparks
Since 1973, the Building Research Establishment has been making observations of the dynamic behavior of a number of concrete structures as part of a research programme investigating the response of structures to wind excitation. . .The paper describes the experimental technique used in the vibrator tests and discusses the results obtained and their implications.
10.14359/17375
SP60-02
J. Warwaruk
This paper reviews historical developments in deflection requirements and current deflection requirements as they relate to vibrations in structural members and buildings. A brief review of the building process itself is also presented.
10.14359/17369
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