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SEISMIC CONTROL OF MULTI-ADJACENT-BUILDING SYSTEMS
International Journal of Structural Stability and Dynamics, 2010Proposed herein is a new vibration-reduction technique for multi-adjacent-building systems subjected to earthquake excitations. Based on a three-building model, three different connecting methods are presented for reducing the seismic response of the multi-building system.
Zou, L., Butterworth, J. W., Ma, X.
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The Vicars' Close and Adjacent Buildings, Chichester
2021Sussex Archaeological Collections, 56, 92 ...
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Actuators and sensors allocation for adjacent buildings vibration control
IECON 2012 - 38th Annual Conference on IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2012This paper puts forward an actuators and sensors allocation approach to the design of the adjacent buildings vibration attenuation under seismic excitation. A full order model of an adjacent buildings system with the location information of actuators and sensors is considered and by retaining the modes which make the largest contributions to the model ...
Huijun Gao +3 more
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Probability analysis of seismic pounding of adjacent buildings
Earthquake Engineering & Structural Dynamics, 2001AbstractThe need to investigate the level of seismic pounding risk of buildings is apparent in future building code calibrations. In order to provide further insight into the pounding risk of adjacent buildings, this study develops a numerical simulation approach to estimate the seismic pounding risk of adjacent buildings separated by a minimum code ...
Jeng‐Hsiang Lin, Cheng‐Chiang Weng
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Reduction of train-induced vibrations on adjacent buildings
Structural Engineering and Mechanics, 2001In this paper, the procedure for deriving an infinite element that is compatible with the quadrilateral Q8 element is first summarized. Enhanced by a self mesh-expansion procedure for generating the impedance matrices of different frequencies for the region extending to infinity, the infinite element is used to simulate the far field of the soil ...
Hung, H. H., Kuo, J., Yang, Y. B.
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Spectral analysis on pounding probability of adjacent buildings
Engineering Structures, 2001Presented herein is a spectral approach to evaluate the seismic pounding probability of two adjacent buildings simulated by multi-degree-of-freedom systems and separated by a minimum code-specified separation during a period of time. The analytical approach is based on random vibration theory and total probability theory.
Jeng Hsiang Lin, Cheng Chiang Weng
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Analysis of seismic pounding between adjacent buildings
Australian Journal of Structural Engineering, 2015AbstractSeismic poundings between inadequately separated buildings have been observed in most previous major earthquakes. Pounding usually caused local damage around the impacting areas, and in extreme cases, collapse of the building structures. AS1170.4-2007 requires the separation between adjacent buildings to be at least 1% of the building height to
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Impact of Adjacent Building on Outdoor Ventilation around a Layout of Two Buildings
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2016The outdoor air ventilation impact of a taller building in different configurations of a layout of two adjacent buildings is presented in this paper. The critical parameters investigated are the separation distance (S) between the buildings and the ratio of height of downwind building to that of the building upwind, herein referred to as building ...
Ayo Samuel Adinoyi +2 more
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Effect of uncontrolled dewatering on adjacent building
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2023Omar Y. Mohammed, Ammar A. Shiekha
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International Journal of Ventilation, 2006
AbstractThe design protocol for wind-driven cross ventilation in buildings should include two processes, namely the determination of required ventilation rate to reduce the room temperature and the prediction of the ventilation rate resulting from the arrangement of openings and wind pressure on those.
Takao Sawachi +3 more
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AbstractThe design protocol for wind-driven cross ventilation in buildings should include two processes, namely the determination of required ventilation rate to reduce the room temperature and the prediction of the ventilation rate resulting from the arrangement of openings and wind pressure on those.
Takao Sawachi +3 more
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