matt267 PE
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Did you expect anything less?Well, this thread went downhill quickly.
Just quoting Audi to bring him back to the thread.Well, this thread went downhill quickly.
I suspect your criteria is 1in/sec peak particle velocity (PPV) which is actually a fairly aggressive limit depending on what it applies to. For comparison 0.03 in/sec is where vibration often are perceptible to humans and 0.1 in/sec would be distinctly perceptible. Elevated floors may amplify vibrations depending on the frequency of the ground vibrations. O.5 in/sec has a low probability of cracking plaster. You really need 3-5 in/sec before you run the risk of doing any potentially harmful damage structurally. If you're at .5 in/sec on the 10th floor. It definitely worth complaining about.Does it feel like more than 1 PPV?
I'm totes past 0.5I suspect your criteria is 1in/sec peak particle velocity (PPV) which is actually a fairly aggressive limit depending on what it applies to. For comparison 0.03 in/sec is where vibration often are perceptible to humans and 0.1 in/sec would be distinctly perceptible. Elevated floors may amplify vibrations depending on the frequency of the ground vibrations. O.5 in/sec has a low probability of cracking plaster. You really need 3-5 in/sec before you run the risk of doing any potentially harmful damage structurally. If you're at .5 in/sec on the 10th floor. It definitely worth complaining about.
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