- A network of sensitive seismometers would provide the basis for wave detection warnings. Early indications have estimated a 20-second warning window.
- Within 0.5 to 1 second an air tank pushes air in-between an artificial foundation and the actual structure of the home, lifting it as high as three centimeters of the ground.
- So within 21 seconds or so you potentially have a house on a cushion of air during an earthquake.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Air Danshin Systems, Inc.
Air Danshin Systems, Inc. has developed a new process to protect residential houses in Japan from earthquakes. This is how it works - - so get the stop watch out (I have a previous blog on earthquake early warning systems - - What would a safety engineer do with an extra 20-seconds?):
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