Mitigation of Seismic Risk to Critical Building Contents via Rolling Pendulum Isolation Systems: Multi-Directional Hybrid Shake Table Tests

Daleen Torres Burgos; Philip Harvey; liang cao; Esteban Villalobos Vega; James Ricles

doi:10.17603/ds2-7cjc-5n58

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PRJ-3227 | Mitigation of Seismic Risk to Critical Building Contents via Rolling Pendulum Isolation Systems: Multi-Directional Hybrid Shake Table Tests

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Torres Burgos, D., P. Harvey, l. cao, E. Villalobos Vega, J. Ricles (2021). Mitigation of Seismic Risk to Critical Building Contents via Rolling Pendulum Isolation Systems: Multi-Directional Hybrid Shake Table Tests. DesignSafe-CI. https://doi.org/10.17603/ds2-7cjc-5n58

Authors	; ; ; ;
Data Type(s)	REU
Natural Hazard Type(s)	Earthquake
Date of Publication	2021-08-13
Facilities
Awards	NSF, Natural Hazards Engineering Research Infrastructure, Network Coordination Office \| 1612144 NSF, ATLSS Engineering Research Center at Lehigh University \| 1520765 NSF, RII Track-4: Quantifying Seismic Resilience of Multi-Functional Floor Isolation Systems through Cyber-Physical Testing \| 1929151
Related Work	Linked Dataset \| RII Track-4: Quantifying Seismic Resilience of Multi-Functional Floor Isolation Systems through Cyber-Physical Testing
Keywords	rolling pendulum floor isolation system, multi-directional shake table, kinematics validation, Fusion 360, ATLSS Engineering Research Center, Lehigh University
DOI	10.17603/ds2-7cjc-5n58
License	Creative Commons Attribution

Description:

Participated in a research project that involved multi-directional shake table preparation for future characterization testing of the rolling pendulum floor isolation system to understand its performance. This involved performing kinematics validation of the shake table to develop the actuator control system that will be used in future tests. The results of the future characterization tests will be used in the first multi-directional real-time hybrid simulation test for the rolling pendulum floor isolation system in the Lehigh University ATLSS Engineering Research Center. The efforts done contribute to the earthquake engineering community.