Floors are in every building and, just like skyscrapers and bridges, they can be affected by vibrations.

Bridges – from long span bridges to cable-stayed bridges to suspension bridges – carry vehicles as well as pedestrians from one point to another. They’re designed not only for aesthetic beauty, but for structural stability as well. However, similar to high-rise or super tall buildings, bridges can be susceptible to strong winds. In addition, pedestrian and vehicle traffic can result in bridge motion and vibration. As such, bridges often require damping systems to help reduce

Vibration mitigation is often a key element of new structure design. Whether they’re building a super-tall structure or a long-span bridge, designers and engineers understand the inherent value of—and need for—motion and vibration reduction, often using damping technology to address these challenges. While the industry often focuses on ‘new builds’ and incorporates vibration mitigation into the design and construction phases of a project, requests to address vibration challen