We support the enhancement of tsunami measures through large-scale simulations.
Research at the O.H. Hinsdale Wave Research Laboratory (HWRL) of Oregon State University's College of Engineering, under the George E. Brown, Jr. Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation Tsunami Research Facility (NEES TRF), influences how people interact with the ocean, including where they live, how coastal ecosystems are maintained, and how energy is generated. Over the past 40 years, MTS and HWRL/NEES TRF have worked on expanding several research facilities, with MTS playing a crucial role in the expansion of each facility, from equipment planning to hardware and software specifications, system integration, and ongoing maintenance. As NEES TRF continues to improve the scale and sophistication of testing facilities, engineers around the world can gain unprecedented insights into wave dynamics and assess the potential impacts of marine events on humans, which also aids in developing more resilient structures and more effective evacuation plans. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Case Study Introduction】 ○ Implemented System: Earthquake Engineering Simulation Tsunami Research Facility ○ Implementation Details → Currently, two large-scale cutting-edge testing systems support activities at NEES TRF. → One is a large wave flume that enables accurate simulations of shallow water storm conditions, tsunamis, long-period waves, and long-term coastal erosion. → The other tsunami tank supports advanced tsunami simulations, allowing researchers to further understand complex three-dimensional characteristics. ○ Results After Implementation → MTS has provided excellent support in equipping the large wave flume with the capability for long-period waves, which is a critical requirement for tsunami investigations. ○ Customer Benefits → As NEES TRF continues to improve the scale and sophistication of the testing facility, engineers worldwide will be able to gain insights into unprecedented wave dynamics and verify the potential impacts of marine events on humans. → It will also aid in developing more durable structures and more effective evacuation plans. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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MTS Japan, Inc. is the Japanese subsidiary of the American engineering company MTS Systems Corporation, which specializes in various testing equipment. For over 40 years, we have provided engineering consulting services to users in Japan, delivering earthquake simulation systems, automotive durability testing systems, aircraft fatigue testing equipment, and various material testing devices to public institutions, universities, and private companies in our country. All of these systems play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of their operations and are indispensable when it comes to "manufacturing" products. MTS Japan, Inc. was established in June 1972 with a 50% investment from MTS Systems Corporation. In May 1975, it became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, and in 1981, we established the Nagoya branch (now the West Japan branch) to strengthen our sales and support system, which continues to this day. Through collaboration with MTS, we achieve optimization of design, improvement of productivity, and reduction of time to market for our customers' products.
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