Comparison Analysis of Evaluation Criterions for Vibration Serviceability Induced by Wind Load

Hong Lin; Jixiong Liu; Ming Liu; Guo Bo Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.578-579.653

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Comparison Analysis of Evaluation Criterions for Vibration Serviceability Induced by Wind Load

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Vibration serviceability under wind load is always one of the crucial problems for the structural design of high-rising buildings. The most often used evaluation criterions in the world are compared and analyzed systematically in the paper. The features and shortcomings are pointed out, and some advices are proposed. The research can provide references for the improvement of evaluation criterion in China and vibration serviceability evaluation for high-rising buildings.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 578-579)

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Hong Lin*, Jixiong Liu, Ming Liu, Guo Bo Wang

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Evaluation Criterion, Vibration Serviceability, Wind Load

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