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Evolving criteria for research facilities: vibration

ABSTRACT The paper presents a review of generic vibration criteria used for vibration-sensitive technical facilities. The paper reviews the logic behind and evolution of the Vibration Criterion (VC) curves, originally known as the “BBN” criteria, and discusses the background of a generic criterion in common usage for nanotechnology, currently denoted NIST-A. The criteria are compared […]...

Siting Selection for the Advanced Technology Laboratories, National Institute of Standards and Technologies (NIST): Consideration of Transportation-Induced Vibrations

Amick, H., P. Burge, S. Bui, N. Pardue, and S. Kramer, "Siting Selection for the Advanced Technology Laboratories, National Institute of Standards and Technologies (NIST): Consideration of Transportation-Induced Vibrations," Transp. Res. Bd. Summer Conf., Boston, Massachusetts (July, 1995)....

Railroad Track Noise and Vibration Impact Study and Sound Wall

H. Amick, A. M. Yazdanniyaz, and S. K. Bui, "Railroad Track Noise and Vibration Impact Study and Sound Wall" (with Amir M. Yazdanniyaz and Sean K. Bui), presented at the Transportation Research Board Summer Conference (July 1993)....

Protecting Vibration-Sensitive Facilities from Transportation Vibrations

Nugent, R. E., and H. Amick, "Protecting Vibration-Sensitive Facilities from Transportation Vibrations," Transportation Research Board Summer Conference (July, 1992)....

Vibration Considerations in Land Use Planning

Nugent, R. E., and H. Amick, "Vibration Considerations in Land Use Planning," AEP Environmental Monitor, pp. 5-8 (Summer, 1992)....

Protecting vibration environments with zoning and land-use ordinances

Historically, the primary purposes of municipal land use zoning ordinances are to protect and promote a desired quality of life and to ensure that incompatible land uses do not occur. Typical environmental quality considerations include water, air, solid waste, and noise. Seldom, if ever, are vibrations considered; when they are, it is often in the […]...

Specifying and Interpreting a Site Vibration Evaluation

Many pieces of semiconductor production and test equipment are highly sensitive to vibration. Equipment manufacturers often provide environmental vibration limits and recommend, even require, a site vibration evaluation prior to installation of a system. Suppose a company is planning to install one of these systems. What does the manufacturer's vibration specification really mean? What should […]...

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Research tagged "site vibration"

Evolving criteria for research facilities: vibration

Siting Selection for the Advanced Technology Laboratories, National Institute of Standards and Technologies (NIST): Consideration of Transportation-Induced Vibrations

Railroad Track Noise and Vibration Impact Study and Sound Wall

Protecting Vibration-Sensitive Facilities from Transportation Vibrations

Vibration Considerations in Land Use Planning

Protecting vibration environments with zoning and land-use ordinances

Specifying and Interpreting a Site Vibration Evaluation

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