Vibration and natural frequency of composite floors
Building floors in steel and composite construction
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Vibration and natural frequency of composite floors
Building floors in steel and composite construction

Author : Daniel BITAR

Publication date: November 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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2. Vibration and natural frequency of composite floors

For normal-span composite floors (span L6 m ), the decisive design conditions are bending strength and deflection control. For long-span floors (6 to 18 m), the control of vibrations induced by occupants becomes a decisive design condition.

The vibratory behavior of a floor under the action of users can be verified either by calculating the response to dynamic loading induced by users, or by imposing a minimum vibration frequency for the floor structure.

The mere criterion of a minimum frequency limit gives no indication of the level of response of the floor in service. As a result, a design that respects certain minimum frequency limits may result in a floor that is uncomfortable in service, or...

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