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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Lakewood Colorado
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Originally Posted by 95avblm3
I think we studied the Tacoma Narrows... but my favorite was a semester long project in a machine design class where we were assigned to study and develop our own redesigns of the walkway that collapsed at the Kansas City Hyatt in 1981. It wasn't a natural frequency problem but a structural deficiency that resulted from a deviation in the construction from the intended design... a deviation that if memory serves me resulted in essentially doubling the intended load on the upper part of the structure... Google Kansas City Hyatt collapse.
But I digress...
Keep us posted how the Eastwood product works out for you.
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Thanks! I know all about the Kansas City Hyatt. I had to analyze the failure in structural analysis!!
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