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    Modeling Vibration in the Built Environment
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    Modeling Vibration in the Built Environment

    Learn about simulating vibration.

    Jan 30, 2018

    Date: Thursday, March 22, 2018
    Time: 2:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time
    Sponsor: COMSOL
    Duration: 60 Minutes

    Summary:

    If you want to learn about simulating vibration in the built environment, then tune into this webinar with Murray Snaith of Xi Engineering Consultants.

    Structural response to vibration is an important part of the architectural and structural design process, as the response can be critical to the overall success of a building.

    In this webinar, we will discuss how the COMSOL Multiphysics® software can be used to simulate the dynamic response of buildings. We will also discuss the effect of external and environmental vibrations on a structure and how these vibrations can be modeled. During a live demonstration, you will see how a frequency response analysis can be used to predict vibration levels in a converted classroom that is used to house sensitive lab equipment.

    You can ask questions at the end of the webinar during the Q&A session.

    Speakers:


    Murray Snaith
    Resident Expert for Buildings and Structures
    Xi Engineering Consultants

    Murray Snaith is the resident expert for buildings and structures at Xi Engineering Consultants and has worked on improving the acoustics and vibrations in buildings of all shapes and sizes. With a background in mechanical engineering, Murray is a member of the IMechE and IoA and works as one of the lead project engineers at Xi. His experience covers all aspects of noise and vibration and he regularly hosts CPD events on noise and vibration in the built environment. Murray is a team player and works closely with his clients to deliver robust engineering solutions, such as planning and design validation as well as project implementation and completion.


    Valerio Marra
    Marketing Director
    COMSOL

    Valerio Marra is the marketing director at COMSOL in Burlington, MA. Previous roles include working in applications, technical support, and sales. He has been at COMSOL since 2008. Valerio received his PhD in fluid machines and energy systems engineering and his MSc in nuclear engineering, focusing on numerical methods for CFD.

     

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