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Front matter
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1
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Preface
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3
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Table of Contents
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7
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Rubric: Theme 1: Performance requirements
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13
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Article: Backgrounds to serviceability requirements
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15
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Article: Serviceability requirements
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25
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Article: Serviceability and tolerances
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33
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Article: Habitability under horizontal vibration of low rise buildings
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39
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Article: Human perception tresholds of horizontal motion
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45
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Article: Human response to horizontal motion of tall buildings
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53
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Article: Probabilistic criteria for serviceability limit of wind response
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59
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Rubric: Theme 2: Design concepts and methods
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67
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Article: Serviceability criteria for building codes
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69
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Article: Structural serviceability depending on multiple parameters
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85
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Article: Probabilistic design concept
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91
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Article: Australian performance standard for domestic metal framing
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99
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Article: Role of load testing and structural monitoring in appraisal
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105
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Article: Structural serviceability of buildings
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111
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Article: Floor vibrations: a new design approach
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119
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Article: Minimizing floor vibration caused by building occupants
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125
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Article: Measurement of floor vibration
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133
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Article: Evaluation of habitability under building floor vibration
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141
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Rubric: Theme 3: Service loads and load model
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147
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Article: Low-frequency forces caused by people: design force models
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149
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Article: Defining occupant loads and mitigating associated vibrations
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157
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Article: Evaluation of dynamic crowd effects for dance loads
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165
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Article: Reduction factor for human loads in dancing halls
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173
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Rubric: Theme 4: Structural properties
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179
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Article: In-Service lateral stiffness of steel-framed buildings
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181
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Article: Evaluation of structural behaviour by in-situ dynamic tests
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189
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Article: Serviceability and analysis models of steel buildings
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195
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Article: Serviceability of beams with slender webs
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201
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Article: Serviceability requirements for composite beams
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207
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Article: Deflection of composite slabs connected with welded lattice
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213
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Article: Initial and long-term deformations of prestressed concrete members
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219
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Article: Statistical distribution of crack widths in reinforced concrete bars
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225
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Article: Transient vibration in light frame floors
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231
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Article: Dynamic performance of Australian domestic floors
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237
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Article: Vibration serviceability of ribbed plates by modal synthesis
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243
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Article: Influence of concrete cracks on floor vibration
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251
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Rubric: Theme 5: Response to service actions
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257
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Article: Performance requirements for building structures in post terminals
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259
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Article: Preload analysis of reinforced concrete flexural members
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265
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Article: Designing reinforced concrete floors for serviceability
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271
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Article: Serviceability analysis of structures including creep effects
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277
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Article: Estimation of across-wind response of tall buildings
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283
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Article: Dynamic response of buildings on breakwater in Monaco
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291
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Article: Predicting floor response due to human acitivity
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297
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Article: Vibration characteristics of shallow floor structures
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303
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Article: Dynamic response of a composite slab in an office building
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309
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Article: Tuned mass dampers for continuous beams
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315
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Article: Floor response from vier of human body and construction
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321
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Article: Vibration and serviceability in post terminal buildings
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327
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Index: IABSE reports
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333
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