I am looking for a design procedure guide for analyzing a concrete floor system for vibration due to human activity. I am a structural engineer that is designing a lab space that has strict floor vibration criteria such as a velocity sensitivity of 2000 microsinch/sec and a structural criterion factor of 6,400 Kfn. I have not been able to find a design guide for concrete like AISC's Series 11 for steel frames. Does anyone no of such a parallel design guide/procedure for concrete?
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Floor Vibration Design Procedure for Concrete Frame Buildings 1
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Have you checked out this article of Steel Tips from AISC's web site?
Another source of info is at the link:
Also see the ISO Standard 4866:1990 (link below)
Also see the ISO Standard 4866:1990 (link below)
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