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Trang 1Mechanical vibration and shock —
Part 3:
Vibrations et ch cs méca iques — S stème s de mo ta e résilient —
Partie 3: Inormations te h iques à éch n e p ur l’a plication
d’isolation vibratoire a x b timent neu s
Fir t edition
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Introduction v
1 Sc ope 1
2 Nor mati ve r eferenc es 1
3 Terms and definitions 2
4 Pur pose of vibratio isolatio (why isolate mechanical systems) 2
5 What is to be isolated 3
6 A pplcabi ity of vibratio isolatio (when to isolate str uctures or mechanical systems) 3
7 Me surement and evaluation of vibratio c onditions (how to isolate) 3
8 Infor mation for the choic e of an isolatio mounting system 3
9 Infor mation to be sup l ed b the ow ner of the project 4
9.1 Buiding 4
9.2 S nsitive eq ipment 4
10 Infor mation to be pr ovided by the suppler of the isolatio system 5
1 1 Pe formanc of isolation sys em 5
1 2 Physical data of the isolation sys em 5
1 3 Dynamic beha viour 5
1 4 Durabi ty 6
1 5 Envir onmental data 6
1 6 Maintenanc data 6
11 Valdatio of isolation per for mance 6
Biblog raphy 8
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The commit e r sp nsible for this document is ISO /TC 1 8, Mec ha ical vibrati on, s hoc k a d
co diti on mo i tor ing
ISO 2 1 consis s of the folowing p rt , un e the g ene al title Mecha ic al vibratio a d shock —
R es ilient mo ntin sys tems:
— Part 1: Technic al inormatio to be excha ged fr the a plc ation o i s olatio sys tems
— Part 2 : Technic al inormatio to be excha ged fr the a plc atio o v ibratio i s olatio as s oc iated w ith
railwa sys tems
— Part 3 : Technic al in ormatio to be excha ged fr a plc atio o vibratio i s olatio to new b idin s
Trang 5Some sup le s of shock an vibration isolat ors (r si ient mount ) ha e ex e ienc co e ing a wide
v riety of a plcations In mos ins anc s, they ar wi ing t o use their b ckgrou d information for
solving the use ’s isolation pro lems However, it is fr q ently difficult for the sup le t o pro ide
this se vic , be ause the cust ome , the use , or the prod c r of vibration sour e or r c ive has not
furnished suff icient information r g rding the a plcation
On the othe han , the use (ar hit ect and cons ruction o e at or) is sometimes han ica ped in
a plying isolat ors pro e ly be ause suff icient t echnical information is not furnished b the sup le
Conseq ently, the use wi l oft en con uct his own ex e imental ev luation of the isolat or an ma
un nowingly d pl cat e work alr ady car ied out b thesup le
This p rt of ISO 2 1 is int en ed t o se ve as guide for the ex chang e of t ech ical information r g rding
the a pl cation for vibrations an shocks isolation of buidings, betwe n the cust ome an the sup l e
of r si ent devic s as r q ir d for their pro e a plcation
F or the purp ses of this p rt of ISO 2 1 , a r si ent devic is defined as a flexible element or sy st em
used betwe n the buiding an it sup orting s ructur t o att en at e the transmis ion of shock or
vibration from the sur oun ing sour es t o the buiding
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Part 3:
Thispart of ISO 2 1 es a l shesr q ir ment t o ensur a pro riat e ex chang e of information r g rding
the a plcation of isolation of buidingsfrom vibrations an shocks g ene at ed b man-made sour es
This p rt of ISO 2 1 is a pl ca le only d ring the design an cons ruction of new buidings in ar as
afe t ed b imp rtant vibrations w hich can be g ene at ed b single or multiplesour es(raiway s, traffic,
in us rial activity, et c ) The isolation of these buidings se ves t o ensur the int egrity of the s ructur
an eq ipment inside ( inclu ing sensitive eq ipment) an h man comfort
This p rt of ISO 2 1 spe if iesthe information t o be ex chang ed betwe n buiding owne , cust ome , an
vibration isolation sup le It gives a pro riat e r sp nses t o q es ions highlght ed b the prod c r
an use (w hy, w hat, w hen, an how t o isolat e me hanical sy st ems)
This part of ISO 2 1 does not inclu e earth uake an win -g ene at ed for es
2 Normati ve referenc es
The folowing document , in w hole or in p rt, ar normatively r fe enc d in this document an ar
in ispensa le for it a pl cation F or dat ed r fe enc s, only the edition cit ed a ples F or un at ed
r fe enc s, the lat es edition of the r fe enc d document ( inclu ing any amen ment )a ples
ISO 2 41, Mecha ic al v ibration, shock a d c onditio mo itorin — Voc ab lary
ISO 2 3 - 2, Me h nic al v ibratio a d shock — Ev lu tio o h ma ex pos ur to wh le -b dy vibratio —
Part 2 : Vibratio in b idin s ( Hz to 80 Hz)
ISO 48 6, Mecha ic al v ibratio a d shock — Vibratio o fixed s truc tur s — Guidelnes fr the meas ur ment
o v ibratio s a d ev lu tio o their efec ts o s truc tur s
ISO 7 62 -1, Vibratio a d shock — Ex pe imental dete min tio o mecha ic al mo i t y — Part 1: B as ic
te ms a d de initio s a d tra s duc er s pec ific atio
ISO 96 8, Mecha ic al v ibration a d shock — An ly tic al meth ds o as ses s in sh ck r s i s ta c e o mecha ic al
sys tems — Inormatio excha ge bet we n s up le s a d users o a alys es
ISO 1 8 5, Mecha ic al vibratio — Meas ur ment o v ibration gene ated inte n lly in railwa tu nel s b
the p s s age o trains
ISO 1 846-1, Ac ous tic s a d v ibratio — L b rator y meas ur ment o v ibro-ac ous tic tra s fe pro erties o
r s ilent elements — Part 1: Princ iples a d g idelnes
ISO 148 7-1, Mecha ic al v ibratio — Gro nd-b rne n i se a d v ibratio ari s in from rai sys tems — Part
1: G ene al g ida c e
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F or the purp ses of this document, the t erms and def initions given in ISO 2 41, ISO 762 -1, ISO 9 8 ,
ISO 1 846-1, an ISO 148 7-1 an the folowing a ply
3.1
vibration receiver
al s ructur s or element of s ructur s r sp n ing t o vibration ene g emitt ed b an ext ernal sour e
[ SOURCE:ISO 2 17-1:2 0 , 3.3]
3.2
customer
use or pur hase of a prod ct buiding)
[ SOURCE:ISO 2 17-1:2 0 , 3.4, modified]
3.3
pro ucer
p rty cons ructing the prod ct that ne ds t o be isolat ed from vibrations an w hich the c us tome (3.2)
a r es t o pur hase
[ SOURCE:ISO 2 17- 2:2 0 , 3.4, modif ied]
3.4
isolatio su pler
p rty r sponsible for pro iding and ins al ng an isolation sy st em that wi me t the r q ir ment t o
r d c vibration as a r ed up n with the c us tome (3.2)w ho a r es t o pur hase
Not e 1t o entry: In certain cases, the prod cer an the su plier may b the same party
Not e 2 t o entry: T e customer, the prod cer, or the su plier may e ch man ate subcontract or to ex ecute the
work or t o p r hase elements
[ SOURCE:ISO 2 17-1:2 0 , 3.6, modif ied]
3.5
base isolatio
it em or sup ort ar ang ement that se ur a s ructur t o it supp rting groun an pro ideprot ection
from shock an / r vibration
[ SOURCE:ISO 2 1 - 2:2 0 , 3.6]
4 Purpose ofvibration isolation (why isolate mechanical systems)
The purp se of vibration isolation is t o r d c the vibrations an shocks felt b peo le, s ructur s, an
me hanical sy st ems b taking action betwe n the sour e an the r c ive In the case of high ma nitu e
environmental vibrations, the purp se ma inclu e the as uranc of the folowing:
a) s ructural int egrity of new buidings;
b) comfort of peo le in t emp rary or pe manent s ructur s that ma be subje t t o the vibration
ex citation;
c) fu ctionalty of sensitive eq ipment in these s ructur s;
d) conformity with local, r gional, an national r q ir ment , if any
Trang 95 What is to be isolated
Gene aly, it is desira le t o isolat e the vibration sour e When it is impos ible or if the r sult of such
isolation ar not satis act ory, then isolation is a pled t o the buiding (r c ive ), in mos cases a new
bui ding Sometimes, it is an e onomical compromise It ma conc rn new s ructur s (bridg es, t owe s,
et c ) or element of s ructur s in the neighbourho d of a vibration sour e, w hich ma inclu e sensitive
bui dings (music hals, la orat ories, or sensitive ins alations)
6 Appl cabi ity of v ibr ation isolation (w hen to isolate st ructur es or
mechanical systems)
In urb n ar as, u de grou d, o er-grou d or elev t ed rai way s, an in us rial plant prod c vibration
an s ructur -b rne noise that can cause pro lems, inclu ing the folowing:
a) efe t of groun -b rne vibration on the int egrity of buiding s ructur s;
b) pe c ption of grou d-b rne vibration b h man oc up nt ;
c) pe c ption of r -radiat ed noise (2 Hz t o 5 0 Hz)b oc up nt ;
d) int erfe ing efe t of r -radiat ed noiseon the activity purpose of the bui ding (cinema, music hal);
e) dama ing efe t of vibration on sensitive eq ipment inside a buiding
When new s ructur s or bui dings ar t o be locat ed near an exis ing sour e, s ructural isolation is
ne es ary
A vibration isolation sy st em shal be used in ad ition t o othe design measur s for r d cing vibration
7 Measurement and evaluation ofvibration conditions (how to isolate)
In orde t o cho se an design an adeq at e isolation mounting sy st em, it is ne es ary t o analyz the
dynamic pro e ties of the s ructur of the buiding t o be cons ruct ed an t o make prior measur ment
an ev luation of vibration (levels, fr q ency rang e, an d ration) at the sit e of the cons ruction
Measur ment an r lat ed analy sis shal be made un e the environmental con itions r lev nt for the
location of the sour e an shal conform t o the r q ir ment given in ISO 48 6 The measur ment an
analy sishelpin pro iding an un e s an ing of the origin of the vibration pro lem an it paramet ers
These measur ment and r lat ed analy sis shal be used for the es imation of the ma imum vibration
level at the futur foun ation emplac ment w hen designing a new buiding t o be cons ruct ed on the sit e
This es imation shal be made in ac ordanc with an a pro riat e Int ernational Stan ard (ISO 2 3 - 2,
ISO 48 6, or ISO 1 8 5)an the s an ard shal be identified
The measuring p sition can be defined in a contract The mou ting p int of transd c rsan dir ctions
of measur ment shal be r p rt ed These measur ment shal inclu e time hist ory monit oring for a
sufficiently long pe iod t o co e activitiest o beconside ed as the sour e of vibration
Analy sis of fr q ency r sp nses on the sit e wi help t o avoid coincidenc betwe n dominant fr q encies
of the sour e an the natural fr q encies of a futur s ructur or one of it element
8 Information for the choic e of an isolation mounting system
Isolat ors for use in b se isolation a plcations in bui dings ar commonly formed using st eel coi
springs or made from natural/synthetic rub e or othe composites The p s ibi ty of using othe
ty es can ot be ex clu ed
Trang 10The location chosen for the isolat ors depen s upon many fact ors such as ar as t o be isolat ed, othe
conne tion p ths, the dynamic charact eris ics of the isolat ed buiding, an practical ties of pro iding
ac es for inspe tion an r plac ment, w he e ne es ary
In orde t o sele t a pro riat e isolat ors an t o cor e tly f it the isolation, ex chang e of information is
ne ded amongs the owne , the use , an the sup le of the isolat or Clauses 9 an 1 ls the information
r q ir d for an o timiz d isolation
The choic of the isolation sy st em shal take int o conside ation not only the s atic charact eris ics of
the s ructur t o be isolat ed but also it dynamic charact eris ics as desc ibed in 1 3 It wi oft en be
ne es ary for the sup le of a vibration isolation sy st em t o ask for mor detaied information from the
owne an use in orde t o pro ide thebes p s ible solution
Q ualf ied profes ional acous ical an s ructural engine rs should be consult ed t o o tain the ne es ary
information Close co rdination is r q ir d amongs the folowing:
a) sup le of the isolation;
b) owne sof s ructur s an sensitive eq ipmen
c) proje t cons ruction contract or;
d) acous ical an s ructural engine rs
9 Information to be suppl ed by the owner ofthe project
9.1 Bui ding
The folowing information shal be pro ided b the owne , with thehelpof consultant an engine rs:
a) sit e inves ig tion r p rt that pro ide g eolo y of the sit e (grou d con itions, soi pro e ties, depth
an location of the u de groun wat er ta lean wat er sour es);
b) a drawing of the s ructur , detai ing the natur , ( t eel, conc et e, combined), the depth, the
dimensions an the p sition of the bearing element (foun ation or fo tings), the c ntr of gra ity
of the buiding;
c) thelo d-defle tion data (u iform-non u iform), normal an or shearing lo ds, the dis ribution an
lo d on the bearings of the buiding;
d) the p sition of the fou dation in r lation t o the p sition of vibration sour es (rain tu nels, ro ds,
or in us rial plant );
e) fu ction of the futur bui ding (off ic s, la orat ories, ha itation, man facturing of p rticular
eq ipment, or music hal );
f) ma imum admis ible vibration level for peo le, s ructural element , an eq ipmen
g) a sit e plan in icating the a pl ca le s ructur s or buidings an vibration sour es;
h) desc iption of vibration measur ment , inclu ing transd c r locations, eq ipment used, desc iption
of sour es measur d, an r sult of measur ment
9.2 S nsiti ve equipment
When sensitive eq ipment wi l be locat ed in the buiding, thefolowing information shal bepro ided:
a) thety e of eq ipmen
b) thety e of s ructur in w hich the eq ipment is mount ed;