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Predicting Human Induced Vibration with GSA Footfall. Today’s Team. Peter Debney Application Specialist. Nigel Rees Sales Manager. Today’s Team. Peter Debney Application Specialist. Rhys Lewis Consultant. GoToWebinar Attendee Interface. 1. Viewer Window. 2. Control Panel. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Predicting Human Induced Vibration with GSA Footfall

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Today’s Team

Peter Debney

Application Specialist

Nigel ReesSales

Manager

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Today’s Team

Peter Debney

Application Specialist

Rhys Lewis

Consultant

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1. Viewer Window 2. Control Panel

Oasys Software : GSA Footfall

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check this setting

GoToWebinar Attendee Interface

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Agenda

• Product Demonstration• GSA

• Questions and Answers

NB: this webinar is designed as an introduction to GSA and footfall and is designed to provide an overview.

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Who is Oasys?

• Wholly owned by Arup• Formed in 1976 to develop software for in-house and external use

• Most developers are engineers who have moved to programming

• In recent years have added marketing and sales staff

• Since 2003 have expanded the development team worldwide

• Wide network of resellers and channel partners

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Oasys Customers

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Structural

Geotechnical

CAD

Document Management

Sustainability

Crowd simulation

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The ProblemVibration

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The effects of vibration

•Structural Damage• Inelastic response – overload• Fatigue

•Discomfort• Bouncy floors and stairs• Wind-induced sway of buildings• Ride comfort• Noise• Machine operation

•Machine operability• High precision manufacturing

facilities• Medical facilities• Laboratories

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The effects of vibration

•Structural Damage• Inelastic response – overload• Fatigue

•Discomfort• Bouncy floors and stairs• Wind-induced sway of buildings• Ride comfort• Noise• Machine operation

•Machine operability• High precision manufacturing

facilities• Medical facilities• Laboratories

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What is Footfall?

Human induced vibration

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What is Footfall?

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What is Footfall?

Vibration

(a) A bridge as a simply supported beam

(b) The first mode of vibration

(c) The displacement of mid-span after someone jumps once at mid-span

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What is Footfall?

Vibration

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What is Footfall?

Vibration

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Results

Velocities and Accelerations

f = 1 / T

ω = 2 π f

x = X sin ωt

v = Xω cos ωt

a = -Xω2 sin ωt

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Results

What is R?

BS 6472 base curve for human perception

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Modal mass

F = ma a = F/m

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Resonance

1st harmonic

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Resonance

2nd harmonic

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Resonance

3rd harmonic

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Resonance

4th harmonic

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Damping

-1

-0.8

-0.6

-0.4

-0.2

0

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

1

0 5 10 15 20 25

Disp

lace

men

t

Time

Damped Free Vibration

Damping 0.1 of critical

Critical Damping

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Steady State Resonant Amplification Factors for SDOF systems

0

5

10

15

20

25

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3

(excitation frequency)/(natural frequency)

Am

plifi

catio

n Fa

ctor

0.02 damping0.05 damping0.10 damping0.20 damping

Resonance and DampingDynamic amplification under harmonic (single

frequency) loading

1 - staticexcitation too fast for any significant response

resonance

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Resonance and DampingDynamic amplification with multiple

harmonics

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Resonance and DampingDynamic amplification with multiple

harmonics

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Transient Response – Impulse loading

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Footfall Design Guides

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Footfall - Simple Method

f0 = 18 / √δ

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Footfall - FEA Method

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Footfall - FEA Method

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The Solution

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Any Questions?

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• Contact Details• Peter Debney – peter.debney@arup.com• Nigel Rees – nigel.rees@arup.com

• Next Webinars• August 15th: Raft and Soil-Structure Interaction• September 19th: Concrete Design

Webinar has now Ended

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