Brady Cox, University of Texas Mobile Shaker Facility - Part Two
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Here is natural hazards research that takes place outside the lab! Professor Brady Cox describes how engineers deploy the NHERI mobile shaker fleet around the world to study ground-based infrastructure like levees, soils that are prone to liquefaction, and civil structures like bridges.
Watch Brady Cox’s demonstration videos here:
Subsurface geotechnical imaging, as with levees: click here
Testing for liquefiable soils: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cGbMggwxog&list=PL2GxvrdFrBlma1A6IMfMasP-RP8ku5s2N&index=2
Structural health monitoring: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRX-WMumpDQ&list=PL2GxvrdFrBlma1A6IMfMasP-RP8ku5s2N&index=3
Interested in using NHERI Mobile Shakers in your work, or want to learn more? Contact us!
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