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Calculation of a shock response spectrum

2011 12th International Carpathian Control Conference (ICCC), 2011
As it is stated in the ISO 18431–4 Standard, a Shock Response Spectrum is defined as the response to a given acceleration acting at a set of mass-damper-spring oscillators, which are adjusted to the different resonance frequencies while their resonance gains (Q-factor) are equal to the same value.
Jiri Tuma, Petr Koci
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Biot response spectrum

Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 2006
Abstract The response spectrum method (RSM) in earthquake engineering was conceived and then fully developed by M.A. Biot (1905–1985) during the period of about 10 yr, between 1932 and 1942. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Biot's birth, this paper reviews his contributions to earthquake engineering, and then briefly outlines the ...
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Consecutive combined response spectrum

Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Vibration, 2014
Appropriate estimates of earthquake response spectrum are essential for design of new structures, or seismic safety evaluation of existing structures. This paper presents an alternative procedure to construct design spectrum from a combined normalized response spectrum (NRSC) which is obtained from pseudo-velocity spectrum with the ordinate scaled by ...
Longjun Xu   +4 more
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Seismic response of structures by the response spectrum method

Nuclear Engineering and Design, 1981
Abstract The problems of the acceleration profile at the lower elevations of cantilever structures and the response of relatively rigid structures are explored. It is shown that the use of the conventional methods for the above problems provide very approximate results.
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Residual Displacement Response Spectrum

Journal of Structural Engineering, 1998
Structures subjected to strong earthquake ground shaking may be left in a displaced condition. The amount of this residual or permanent displacement is determined by structural characteristics, including mass and hysteretic behavior, as well as ground motion.
Kazuhiko Kawashima   +3 more
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Shock-Response Spectrum

2004
Separation of stages, the separation of the spacecraft from the last stage of the launch vehicle will induce very short duration loads in the internal structure of the spacecraft, the so-called shockloads. The duration of the shockload is, in general, very short with respect to the duration associated with the fundamental natural frequencies of the ...
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An inverse shock response spectrum

Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, 2011
Abstract The shock response spectrum (SRS) is a tool commonly used by application engineers that characterizes the severity of a transient acceleration. Due to the definition of the SRS, neither an analytical nor a unique inverse exists for an arbitrary function.
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SRS—Spreadsheet Response Spectrum

Journal of the IEST, 1987
LOTUS 1-2-3, one of the most popular microcomputer programs, is an integrated spreadsheet, database, and graphics program for organizing and analyzing data in many useful ways. Whereas many 1-2-3 applications tend to be business oriented, a substantial base of engineering software utilizes 1-2-3.
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Division of Responsibility in U.K. Spectrum Management

IEEE Wireless Communications, 2022
Tony Lavender, William Webb 0001
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