Structures are often subject to particular dynamic loads. In addition to natural causes such as wind or earthquakes, traffic and vibrations from machines and people in particular are causing increasing dynamic loads. How can such effects be identified at an early stage, assessed and minimised by means of suitable measures?
The VDI symposium ‘Structural Dynamics’ provides answers to these questions on topics such as mitigation measures, calculation models and methods or modern vibration protection on railways, bridges and buildings.
GuD is taking part with 3 interesting presentations on the topic:
Alexander Tributsch, Lucas Olschewski: ‘Vibration prediction with a focus on BIM methodology’,
Ioanna-Kleoniki Fontara, Zoé Petitjean: ‘Investigation of the vibration-reducing effect of pile foundations due to rail traffic’,
Dennis Kulke, Silke Appel , Patrick Arnold , Lucas Olschewski: ‘Large-scale seismic investigations using active MASW to detect soft layers, supplement subsoil models and determine soil dynamic parameters’
You can find more information about the programme here:
https://www.vdi-wissensforum.de/weiterbildung-bau/baudynamik/
