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Experience the Wind Swaying of Buildings Caused by Strong Winds at the Exhibition Site ~Exhibiting at the 16th Vibration Technology Expo

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Yakumo Corporation (Head Office: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; President: Hideyuki Funaki) will exhibit at the 16th Vibration Technology Expo to be held at Pacifico Yokohama on February 6 (Thu.) and 7 (Fri.), 2025.


2024年の様子

2024.

*The Vibration Technology Expo, organized by the Vibration Technology Expo Executive Committee, is a technical exhibition specializing in providing the latest information on all types of vibration generation, vibration isolation, vibration control, vibration elimination and applied technologies in the industrial world.

( https://www.shindoexpo.com/ )


In recent years, the number of long and narrow buildings such as skyscrapers and mid- to high-rise buildings on narrow lots has been increasing, and the deterioration of occupant performance due to wind-induced swaying has become a problem. Wind-induced swaying differs from earthquake swaying in that it tends to last a long time. As a result, it has various effects on occupants, such as making them feel uneasy about the building and causing motion-sickness-like symptoms.


Yakumo Corporation will have a device that allows visitors to experience this wind shaking at its booth. This device can reproduce wind-induced shaking in buildings such as skyscrapers and slender mid-rise buildings, allowing visitors to experience wind-induced shaking while comparing it with the occupant performance evaluation standards of the Building Science Society of Japan.

You can also discuss other vibration issues with our expert staff on the day.


Possible situations: Wind-induced vibration in low to mid-rise buildings

Maximum number of people: 1

Minimum age: 10 years old


You can also experience the system at our Tokyo Showroom. Please click here for details.

(Showroom information: https://www.yacmo.co.jp/corporate/showroom/tokyo/ )


水平振動体感装置

Horizontal Vibration Simulator

What is the Horizontal Vibration Simulator?

This device allows you to experience how a building shakes. It reproduces horizontal vibrations that are likely to cause problems after occupancy, and allows the user to experience the shaking while checking the vibration values. The device can also be transported, and can be used for a wide range of purposes, such as in-house training and for clients to experience the vibration.



Outline of Exhibition

Name: 16th Vibration Technology Expo

Date: Thursday, February 6 - Friday, February 7, 2025, 10:00 - 17:00

Venue: Pacifico Yokohama, Hall D

Organizer: Vibration Technology Expo Executive Committee

URL : https://www.shindoexpo.com/


Application Method

Visitor registration required: Application page

      https://www.shindoexpo.com/visit/

Admission fee: Free

Concurrent Events : 29th Earthquake Disaster Countermeasure Technology Expo / 5th Disaster Prevention Food Exhibition



About Yakumo Corporation

As a comprehensive engineering company for vibration, noise, and earthquake countermeasures, Yakumo has been developing various anti-vibration, soundproofing, and seismic isolation devices for more than 60 years, responding to customer needs with an integrated system from investigation and measurement to analysis, design, construction, and maintenance.



■Company Profile

Company name: Yakumo Corporation

Representative: Hideyuki Funaki, President and Representative Director

Location : 5-4-18 Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo

Establishment : May 1963

Business description: Manufacture of various equipment and materials related to vibration and soundproofing,

      Leasing, installation, and maintenance of various equipment and materials related to vibration and soundproofing

URL : https://www.yacmo.co.jp/

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