Human Induced Vibrations of Steel Structures

[jcbv]

Human Induced Vibrations of Steel Structures

Author: Research Fund for Coal & Steel | Size: 11.1 MB | Format: PDF

Guidelines and background documentation for the design for human induced vibrations on pedestrian bridges and floors.

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[jcbv]

Anyone know the difference between this one and BS5400: Part 2: Appendix C.

Hi kmmh76,

One main difference is by the fact that the BS5400: Part 2: Appendix C ignore the horizontal vibrations as that producing the well known London Millennium Footbridge events, see:

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[kmmh76]

I think that's why BS5800-2:2006 Annex B added the horizontal vibration limit to 1.5Hz.

[jcbv]

Maybe, but things are much more complicated than a simple limitation of a frequence.
It's more profitable to refer to the last documents dealing with this subject, as those previously recommended.

[Dell_Brett]

Refer to post below for another related book:

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