Interesting simple solution to water proofing under the cover there. Expecting it to leak at the hinge and ramp side but not along the trays length. Bit of spouting both sides job done. Easy inspection and remediation. Does that cover overlap at the ramp end such that he gap does not open in an event- when the building rocks back away from the ramp edge…? Chch womens Hospital building seismic is a hinged steel grate with no overlap and was seen to remain open 300mm after the Feb quake. Thankfully no one fell through😳. Wellington Hosp is similar. Waipapa internal floor covers all have overlaps as does AWLY building street level covers across road from Cant Provintial Chambers
The hinge probably won't allow the pavement slab to drop below horizontal. The gap opens then re-engages with ramp without dropping and jamming on the return movement
Brandy seems well at home in these videos. More please.
Cheers!
I'm really enjoying these quake vids, very interesting
Thanks you - that's great!
Please keep Brandy on, what more can she teach me..
Interesting simple solution to water proofing under the cover there. Expecting it to leak at the hinge and ramp side but not along the trays length. Bit of spouting both sides job done. Easy inspection and remediation. Does that cover overlap at the ramp end such that he gap does not open in an event- when the building rocks back away from the ramp edge…? Chch womens Hospital building seismic is a hinged steel grate with no overlap and was seen to remain open 300mm after the Feb quake. Thankfully no one fell through😳. Wellington Hosp is similar. Waipapa internal floor covers all have overlaps as does AWLY building street level covers across road from Cant Provintial Chambers
The hinge probably won't allow the pavement slab to drop below horizontal. The gap opens then re-engages with ramp without dropping and jamming on the return movement
Your name (Brandy) is wonderful! Does that come from the well-known song?
In a way.
Respected Madam , Some detailed videos on this topic will be highly appreciated.
Very informational.Thanks for this.
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Superb and to the point! Perfect for lessons!
Great, thanks
Very interesting. Thank you.
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Cool to see!
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Interesting how the base isolators make the building sit on a shake table. Were those isolators retrofitted or they were in the original design?
retrofit
The video said they were retrofitted more than once.
Informative.
Thanks!
Nice. Keep up the good work
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Thank you I found that a very informative video 🎉
Great!
Bravo
Speriamo che funzioni veramente.. 🤔🤕
I am looking for structural Engineer has experience in the field .... Very high salary here in UAE (Dubai/Abu Dhabi).
This is absolutely witchcraftery. How on earth have we developed these amazing systems? It makes no sense
Rubber isolation was invented in Malaysia
how.much per piece for base isolator? anyone?
it depends on the displacement capacity. Those with displacement capcity over a meter, approximately 60 000NZD x isolator!