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Consider Human-Induced Vibration During Preconstruction
Modern designs that favor thinner slabs and wider column spacing are susceptible to all forms of vibration, human induced or otherwise. Using sophisticated structural design and analysis software is an effective way for engineers to test for and mitigate footfall and other vibrations at the design stage.
By Amy Hodgetts
December 17, 2019
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by Amy Hodgetts
Amy Hodgetts is a content writer on behalf of Oasys, a leading commercial developer of engineering software. She is a graduate from the University of Glasgow, with an undergraduate MA (Hons) in English Language.
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