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Seismic Testing for Structure.

09/08/2008 1:29 AM

hello.....members,

i would like to have your knowledges and ideas about earthquake/seismic testing for structure. Please may i have various methods and procedures for those test.
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servant74
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Re: Seismic Testing for Structure.

09/09/2008 10:56 AM

My favorite is a 'shake table', but it is hard to test full size structures one them without a BIG table :)
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Re: Seismic Testing for Structure.

09/12/2008 4:56 PM

What exactly do you mean by testing? Do you mean to test a proposed structural design; existing structures for integrity; Materials, welds or joints for a specific project performance requirement; etc..
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Re: Seismic Testing for Structure.

09/12/2008 11:22 PM

hi guru,

i mean, seismic testing for "existing structures" for integrity.

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