Dynamic analysis of floors subjected to rhythmic human activities based on the use of biodynamic models: numerical and experimental modelling

Author:

Sousa Felipe Almeida de1,Debona Gilvan Lunz1,Silva José Guilherme Santos da1

Affiliation:

1. Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

Abstract

Abstract This work aims the assessment of the dynamic structural response of reinforced concrete floors subjected to rhythmic human activities, based on the use of biodynamic models, in order to consider the people-structure interaction effect. Initially, an experimental modal analysis on the investigated floor , with dimensions of 16m x 35m, was performed, in order to identify and assess the global dynamic behaviour of the structure. In sequence, a finite element model was developed and calibrated through experimental results. After that, based on forced vibration analyses, the floor dynamic response was determined (displacements and accelerations). It is concluded that the biodynamic systems modelling induced significant attenuations on the structural response when compared to those calculated based on the use of traditional “only force” models.

Publisher

FapUNIFESP (SciELO)

Subject

General Medicine

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