Details the processes of locating a site and designing and analyzing a structure suitable for nanotechnology research at an urban university. All sources of vibration must be identified, defined and assessed to determine the impact they will have on the completed structure, and whether or not the end-users' allowable vibration tolerances will be exceeded. Provides analysis and comment from the owner, architect and engineering consultants.
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Buildings for Nanoscale Research and Beyond
31 July 2005 | San Diego, California, United States
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