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As unpredictable excitations may occur, however, it is a problem to perform a correct
design of the interaction chamber and the bar on which the target is fixed. Based on
the analysis, it has been found that, from a theoretical point of view, it is possible
that a unitary amplitude of the vibration of the ground in one direction may result
in vibration with 13 times greater amplitude of the target in the same direction. This
is because, in this version, this bar has too low stiffness. It is necessary to redesign
this clamping device so that the transmissibility of the displacement decreases. This
is the next objective of the joint research team.
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