Experimental on the Residential Building of Earthquake Prone Areas using Shake Table Test
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This paper highlights the experimental analysis on the Shake Table Test. The Shake Table is an equipment by which real earthquake conditions, forces and vibrations on any structure can be experimented, recorded and studied. When an earthquake occurs over an area it leads to the pause of the normal day to day life, havoc damages, loosing of human lives and failure of the structures. In this study the model is mounted is on the shake table and the vibrations are recorded. The Limit State Design criteria is considered from IS 456:2000 and for Seismic analysis the Load Combination is considered from IS 1893(PART-I):2002.
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This paper highlights the experimental analysis on the Shake Table Test. The Shake Table is an equipment by which real earthquake conditions, forces and vibrations on any structure can be experimented, recorded and studied. When an earthquake occurs over an area it leads to the pause of the normal day to day life, havoc damages, loosing of human lives and failure of the structures. In this study the model is mounted is on the shake table and the vibrations are recorded. The Limit State Design criteria is considered from IS 456:2000 and for Seismic analysis the Load Combination is considered from IS 1893(PART-I):2002.
Key concepts: Earthquake shaking table, Shake, Structural engineering, Vibration, Table (database), Damages, Engineering, Forensic engineering