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The International Concrete Abstracts Portal is an ACI led collaboration with leading technical organizations from within the international concrete industry and offers the most comprehensive collection of published concrete abstracts.
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Document:
SP60-08
Date:
January 1, 1979
Author(s):
A. P. Jeary and P.R. Sparks
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
60
Abstract:
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.
DOI:
10.14359/17375
SP60-11
Tarun R. Naik
Coal mine blasting data were collected at various sites. Each set of vibration data consisted of ground motions outside of a building and motions at a point inside the building. Both types of motions were recorded using a velocity transducer.
10.14359/17378
SP60-04
D.E. Allen, J.H. Rainer, and G. Pernica
Criteria derived orginially for walking vibrations in long-span steel joint floors with concrete deck are applied, with some adjustments, to long-span concrete floors. Field stuides of two precast and one cast-in-place floor system are used to verify criteria and to estimate vibration parameters.
10.14359/17371
SP60-03
Robert A. Crist and James A. Shaver
Serviceability performance criteria for floor systems are discussed in terms of their static and dynamic components. Traditional static stiffness criteria are discussed along with a review of their strengths and weaknesses. Model performance criteria for serviceable floors are developed from a vibration veiwpoint. A new approach for future floor vibration criteria is described.
10.14359/17370
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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