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Vibration Study for the New Addition at St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Ioannides, Socrates A. / Latta, Trent E.

The St. Luke's Medical Center Cardiac Center and Patient Tower Project in Milwaukee, Wisconsin consists of constructing a multi-story structure over an existing parking garage. Structural Affiliates International, Inc. was retained to analyze the structural system conceived by the structural engineer of record and evaluate the vibration potential. The study consisted of accurately modeling the structural system so that the dynamic behavior of the structure, such as the natural frequencies and natural modes of vibration, could be determined. This paper presents the results of the vibration study.

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Vibration Study for the New Addition at St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Ioannides, Socrates A. / Latta, Trent E.

The St. Luke's Medical Center Cardiac Center and Patient Tower Project in Milwaukee, Wisconsin consists of constructing a multi-story structure over an existing parking garage. Structural Affiliates International, Inc. was retained to analyze the structural system conceived by the structural engineer of record and evaluate the vibration potential. The study consisted of accurately modeling the structural system so that the dynamic behavior of the structure, such as the natural frequencies and natural modes of vibration, could be determined. This paper presents the results of the vibration study.

Vibration Study for the New Addition at St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Ioannides, Socrates A. / Latta, Trent E.

The St. Luke's Medical Center Cardiac Center and Patient Tower Project in Milwaukee, Wisconsin consists of constructing a multi-story structure over an existing parking garage. Structural Affiliates International, Inc. was retained to analyze the structural system conceived by the structural engineer of record and evaluate the vibration potential. The study consisted of accurately modeling the structural system so that the dynamic behavior of the structure, such as the natural frequencies and natural modes of vibration, could be determined. This paper presents the results of the vibration study.

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Title:

Vibration Study for the New Addition at St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Contributors:

Ioannides, Socrates A. (author) / Latta, Trent E. (author)

Conference:

Structures Congress 2005 ; 2005 ; New York, New York, United States

Published in:

Structures Congress 2005 ; 1-9

Publication date:

2005-04-18

ISBN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1061/40753(171)113

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Health care facilities , Construction , Professional practice , Standards and codes , Vibration , Constructability , Wisconsin , Facility expansion , Bridges , Forensic engineering , Design , Building design , Engineering education

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