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Dock has a 16'x5' section connected to a 4'x12" Platform. Has floats on the far ends of the 4'x12' and 2 floats at the head of the walkway / 16'x5' portion.
Bouncing on a far side of the beginning of the walkway produces some twisting / torsion on the walkway to the ... other... section.
Any thoughts on how to minimize this twist that don't involve repositioning the walkway floats / excessive framing?
My thoughts are of the Tacoma Narrows bridge sans oscillating feedback loop
I was going to include an ascii diagram of the framing but it would be way too phallic. I didn't account for that when designing it. I blame Excel.
Last edited by Nobbler; 03/18/20 03:26 PM.
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