Report On Vibration Analysis of AVERY - EPZ

Vibration Monitoring of Flat Plate Slab
Vibration monitoring of flat plate slab at 1st floor level of Avery Dennison Corporation, Savar EPZ,
Dhaka, Bangladesh.

1.0 Scope of Work :
Vibration monitoring of flat plate slab at 1st floor level of Avery Dennison
Corporation.
2.0 General Info:
a) Testing Agency:
Prosoil Foundation Consultan
b) Client :
CTRS (Civil), KUET, Khulna-9203
c) Person Carrying Out Measurement:
Md. Mehedi Hasan
B.Sc. Engg. (Civil, BUET) and
Tamanna Yasmin,
B.Sc. Engg. (Civil, BUET).
d) Time and Date of Measurement: 20/07/2014
3.0 Type of Vibration:
a) Source: Machinery (Speed, load, etc)
b) Operating Conditions: Impact
4.0 Structure:
a) Designation: Four-storied Factory Building at Dhaka EPZ
b) Classification: RCC Structure
c) Description: RCC Building With Flat-Plate System
5.0 Site and Location:
Each Measurement was taken beside the machine Foundation.
6.0 Measuring Chain:

a) Pick-ups: Vertical Velocity, Vertical Acceleration, Vertical Frequency and Vertical
Displacement
Prosoil Foundation Consultant
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7.0 Results of Measurement:

Chart and Graph
Location 1: Polar Cutting Machine 1
Figure 6.1(a): Velocity vs. Time
Figure 6.1(b): Velocity vs. Frequency Curve
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Figure 6.1 (c): Displacement vs. Time
Location 2: Polar Cutting Machine 2
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Figure 6.2(b): Velocity vs. Frequency
Figure 6.2(c): Displacement vs. Time
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Location 3: Kama Pro
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Location 4: Cylinder Dye Cutting Machine 1and 2
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8.0 Conclution:
From the measurement the Pickups Are:
Pickups
11.448
Frequency
(Hz)
(With
Respect to
Maximum
Velocity)
30.5
4.573
1.5
0.2693
Between II & III
2.772
48.5
0.0146
Below III
4.712
10.5
0.0821
Between II & III
Location
Velocity
mm/s
(Maximum)
(Engr. Tamanna Yasmin)

B. Sc. Engg (Civil, BUET), M.Sc. Engg.
(Buet, Student),
Geotechnical Engineer
PROSOIL FOUNDATION CONSULTANT
Displacement
(mm)
(With Respect to
Maximum
Velocity)
DIN Zone
0.0754
Between I & II
(Engr. Mehedi Hasan)

B. Sc. Engg (Civil, BUET)
Geotechnical Engineer
(Engr. Md. Shamsul Islam)

B. Sc. Engg (Civil, BUET), M. Engg. (Geotech),
MCSD, MIEB, CCPE, BSGE, ISSMFE
Managing Director
Engr. Md. Shamsul Islam
B. Sc. Engg. (Civil), M. Engg. (Geotech)
FIEB-8578
Chief Executive
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Appendix
A1. Specification of Velocity Pick Up on Ground:
Sl.
1.
Nomenclature/Description
Technical Specification
Maximum [v], Maximum [a] and
In x, y, z-director per time interval
frequency
PPV (peak particle velocity) with dominant frequency, PPA

(peak particle acceleration)
Continuous measurements of [v], f and [a] in x, y, z direction.
VIBRA+ model also [u] and KB-values according to DIN41502
2.
Velocity range
0 100 mm/s
3.
Resolution display
0.01 mm/s
4.
Resolution AD-converter
0.001 mm/s (24 bits ADC)
5.
Geophone correction
Digital IR filter
6.
Frequency range and
DIN 45669-1 June 1995, accuracy cass 1
accuracy
Or (SBR-part A, B 2002)
7.
Graphical display
> Lines; display backlight;anti-reflex coating; anti-scratch
8.
Sensor type
3-Channel geophone (x-,y-,z-direction)
9.
Storage capacity
Minimum 1 GB.
10.
Storage interval
1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 30, 60 s; 1, 2, 5, 10, 15 min.
11.
Data save level
Adjustable between 0.01 100.00 mm/s (or always)
12.
Alarm level
Adjustable between 0.01-100.00 mm/s (or none)
13.
Clock stability
Approx. 5 minutes/year at 25C
14.
Temperature range
- 20C to + 60C
(Operating)
15.
Protection rating
IP 65 according to DIN 40
050/IEC 529.
16.
Casing
Aluminum casing
17.
Batteries
3 x 1.5 V Alkaline D-size batteries/

Recharged
18.
Battery life
28 days (continuous operartion)
19.
Data retention
10 Years (minimum) at 250 C.
20.
PC Software program
Windows 2000/XP
21.
Communication port
US B data transfer.
22.
Size
216 x 160 x 50 mm
23.
Weight
2 Kg
a. Cable
50 m Cable reel according to DIN45669
b. Security cable
Kensington security cable
c. Alarm
Wireless alarm beacon
d. USB
External power va USB adaptar.
e. Power
Mains (230V) or 3 x 1.5 V Alkaline D-size batteries
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A2. DIN (4150-3 : 1999-02) Guideline:

Table 1: Guideline values for vibration velocity to be used when evaluating the effects of
short-term vibration on structures
Table 2: Guideline values for vibration velocity to be used when evaluating the effects of
long-term vibration on structures

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Figure 1: Curves for guideline values specified in table 1 for velocities measured at the
foundation.
A3: Effect on Floor:
Short Term:
Where short-term vibration causes floors to vibrate, if v is no greater than 20 mm/s when
measured at the point of maximum velocity (which s usually at the center of the floor), a
reduction in the serviceability of the floor is not to be expected. In the case of buildings as in
line 3 of table 1, it may be necessary to lower this value to prevent minor damage.
Long Term:
Experience has shown that vertical vibration velocities up to 10 mm/s do not cause damage in
floors of structures as in lines 1 and 2 of table 3, even if the maximum design stresses are
fully utilized. Such vibration is very clearly perceptible. For structures as in line 3 of table 3,
no guideline value can be given for vertical vibration.
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6.0 Measuring Chain:

Prosoil Foundation Consultant

Vibration Monitoring of Flat Plate Slab

7.0 Results of Measurement:

Figure 6.1(a): Velocity vs. Time

Figure 6.1(b): Velocity vs. Frequency Curve

Prosoil Foundation Consultant

Vibration Monitoring of Flat Plate Slab

Figure 6.1 (c): Displacement vs. Time

Location 2: Polar Cutting Machine 2

Figure 6.2(a): Velocity vs. Time

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Figure 6.2(b): Velocity vs. Frequency

Figure 6.2(c): Displacement vs. Time

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Location 3: Kama Pro

Figure 6.3(a): Velocity vs. Time

Figure 6.3(b): Velocity vs. Frequency

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Vibration Monitoring of Flat Plate Slab

Figure 6.3(c): Displacement vs. Time

Figure 6.4(a): Velocity vs. Time

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Vibration Monitoring of Flat Plate Slab

Figure 6.4(b): Velocity vs. Frequency

Figure 6.4(c): Displacement vs. Time

Prosoil Foundation Consultant

Vibration Monitoring of Flat Plate Slab

Between II & III

Between II & III

(Engr. Tamanna Yasmin)

(Engr. Mehedi Hasan)

(Engr. Md. Shamsul Islam)

Prosoil Foundation Consultant

Vibration Monitoring of Flat Plate Slab

Maximum [v], Maximum [a] and

In x, y, z-director per time interval

PPV (peak particle velocity) with dominant frequency, PPA

0.001 mm/s (24 bits ADC)

Frequency range and

DIN 45669-1 June 1995, accuracy cass 1

> Lines; display backlight;anti-reflex coating; anti-scratch

3-Channel geophone (x-,y-,z-direction)

1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 30, 60 s; 1, 2, 5, 10, 15 min.

Data save level

Adjustable between 0.01 100.00 mm/s (or always)

Adjustable between 0.01-100.00 mm/s (or none)

Approx. 5 minutes/year at 25C

3 x 1.5 V Alkaline D-size batteries/

28 days (continuous operartion)

10 Years (minimum) at 250 C.

50 m Cable reel according to DIN45669

Kensington security cable

Wireless alarm beacon