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Dynamic modelling of post-tensioned concrete floors using finite element analysis

Until the 1990 s problematic floor vibrations under human-induced dynamic loading, such as
walking, were typically associated with relatively light timber and composite steel-concrete floors.
However, as modern suspended floor structures made entirely of concrete become increasingly
slender, problems associated with occupant-induced vibrations are also becoming a very important

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