Human excitation frequencies
Human excitation frequencies
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Hi all
Can anyone direct me to statistical descriptions of common excitation frequencies for walking, running, dancing, etc.? I'm think of eg. mean frequency with standard deviation for each activity.
Would be very useful if you have a building deck with natural frequencies known from mobility tests, modal analysis or otherwise... Would help determining what activities could take place on that deck.
Can anyone direct me to statistical descriptions of common excitation frequencies for walking, running, dancing, etc.? I'm think of eg. mean frequency with standard deviation for each activity.
Would be very useful if you have a building deck with natural frequencies known from mobility tests, modal analysis or otherwise... Would help determining what activities could take place on that deck.





RE: Human excitation frequencies
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RE: Human excitation frequencies
...I recall seeing a whole booklet on such stuff, with data and graphs showing both Hz and G-level limits for sitting, prone, and inclined positions.
...I even think there was something about body "resonant" frequencies, too.
RE: Human excitation frequencies
70AARCUDA, could you give me a hint as to where to look for military/NASA medical test publications? Tried nasa.gov but got kind of lost...