Transportation Induced Damage to Prefabricated Structures
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2026-11-30
Date
2021Supervisor
Hong Hao
Xihong Zhang
Kaiming Bi
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Science and Engineering
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School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering
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Abstract
Damage of prefabricated structures during transportation has been constantly reported causing project delay and extra cost. This study performs both field test and simplified analysis to investigate the vibration characteristics of transportation vehicles, and the dynamic responses of transported structures. Both deterministic and stochastic analysis methods are employed. Evaluation is made between the analysis results and existing guides. The effectiveness of mitigation measures using isolation devices are also examined.
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