The final major piece of equipment has now arrived at SoFSI, with our six degree of freedom shaking table making the move from Queen’s Building to its permanent home in Langford. With decommissioning in Queen’s Building starting in mid-August, the Hexapod was moved and recommissioned at SoFSI by mid-September. The higher pressure and flow rate of the hydraulic system here allows the Hexapod to reach its full triaxial performance of 8g with a 500kg payload. Since moving, it has already successfully been put to use for seismic qualification work.
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New high performance shaking table
Installation of the @UKCRIC Hexapod shaking table within the Earthquake and Large Structures Laboratory @BristolUni proceeds apace.
Only day 2 and #Servotest engineers have all actuators in. University of Bristol Engineering University of Bristol
Hexapod arrival
Say hello Hexapod!
The Earthquake and Geotechnical Engineering Research Group @BristolUni takes delivery of a new high-performance shaking table – the first of the SoFSI @UKCRIC suite of test facilities. University of Bristol University of Bristol Engineering