This prototype reproduces seismic waves with vertical displacement, suggesting new techniques in earthquake simulation.
Due to the fact that an earthquake cannot be predicted, the simulation of earthquakes using earthquake simulators is of great importance. An earthquake simulator is a device that reproduces the seismic waves that all generated by an earthquake. The aim of this work is present the design and prototyping earthquake simulator that simulates a real long-period ground motion earthquake with vertical displacement, according to the earthquake seismogram. A prototype of an earthquake simulator for simulating a real long-period ground motion during an earthquake with a vertical displacement, according to a given earthquake seismogram, was designed. A control interface of the prototype earthquake simulator is designed, to handle reproducing a given earthquake seismogram. The mobile platform of the earthquake simulator prototype performs translational motions in the direction of the X and Y axes due to the use of a cable driven parallel robot, and the vertical translational motion of the platform along the Z axis is performed by linear screw drives. Experimental tests of the earthquake simulator prototype were carried out, which confirmed the feasibility of reproducing long-period ground motion during an earthquake.
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