Passive humans (sitting or standing) might well be present on flooring-systems, footbridges or other structures that carry humans. An active crowd of people might generate structural vibrations, and these might be problematic. The passive crowd of people, however, will interact with the structural system and change its dynamic behaviour and its dynamic characteristics. When predicting structural vibrations it is not common to account for the passive crowd, but the paper will illustrate effects of the presence of a passive crowd on structural behaviour. Numerical and experimental results are presented and discussed
The interest for modelling of human actions acting on structures has been recurrent since the first...
The increasing number of reported vibration serviceability problems in newly built pedestrian struct...
The possibility of excessive vibration on cantilever grandstands caused by lively human-induced load...
Passive humans (sitting or standing) might well be present on flooring-systems, footbridges or other...
Structures that carry humans are the subject of the studies of this paper. Active humans may cause s...
Civil engineering structures that accommodate pedestrians, such as footbridges and floors, could be ...
On structures, humans may be active which may cause structural vibrations as human activity can exci...
Slender footbridges are often highly susceptible to human-induced vibrations, due to their low stiff...
Increasing vibration serviceability problems of modern structures have drawn researchers' attention ...
On structures two types of humans may be present. (1) Active humans and (2) passive humans (sitting ...
There is experimental evidence that the people interacting with structures are not only an active lo...
The excessive vibration of footbridges caused by walking pedestrians has generated great public conc...
Occupants of a structure are thought to behave as a dynamic spring-mass-damper system interacting wi...
In this paper the problem of human structure interaction is faced considering the case of a lightly ...
It is known that humans and structures interact. Humans can cause structures to vibrate, and excessi...
The interest for modelling of human actions acting on structures has been recurrent since the first...
The increasing number of reported vibration serviceability problems in newly built pedestrian struct...
The possibility of excessive vibration on cantilever grandstands caused by lively human-induced load...
Passive humans (sitting or standing) might well be present on flooring-systems, footbridges or other...
Structures that carry humans are the subject of the studies of this paper. Active humans may cause s...
Civil engineering structures that accommodate pedestrians, such as footbridges and floors, could be ...
On structures, humans may be active which may cause structural vibrations as human activity can exci...
Slender footbridges are often highly susceptible to human-induced vibrations, due to their low stiff...
Increasing vibration serviceability problems of modern structures have drawn researchers' attention ...
On structures two types of humans may be present. (1) Active humans and (2) passive humans (sitting ...
There is experimental evidence that the people interacting with structures are not only an active lo...
The excessive vibration of footbridges caused by walking pedestrians has generated great public conc...
Occupants of a structure are thought to behave as a dynamic spring-mass-damper system interacting wi...
In this paper the problem of human structure interaction is faced considering the case of a lightly ...
It is known that humans and structures interact. Humans can cause structures to vibrate, and excessi...
The interest for modelling of human actions acting on structures has been recurrent since the first...
The increasing number of reported vibration serviceability problems in newly built pedestrian struct...
The possibility of excessive vibration on cantilever grandstands caused by lively human-induced load...