Response of Structures to Low-Frequency Ground Vibrations: A Preliminary Study

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Steven V. Crum David E. Siskind
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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13
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174 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

In response to its own concerns and those of the public, industry and regulatory agencies, the Bureau of Mines is studying the impacts of low-frequency blast vibrations on structures. Previous research has identified potential problems associated with low-frequency ground vibrations and also found that their existence was not particularly rare, given large surface mine blasts and certain geologic conditions. Only a limited amount of data existed in the blast vibration literature on structure response to ground-vibration frequencies below 6 Hz.
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APA: Steven V. Crum David E. Siskind  (1993)  Response of Structures to Low-Frequency Ground Vibrations: A Preliminary Study

MLA: Steven V. Crum David E. Siskind Response of Structures to Low-Frequency Ground Vibrations: A Preliminary Study. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1993.

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