【To all users】

• Table-top seismic activity reproduction apparatus designed to use as a downsized version of earthquake simulators at science museums.
• Designed to learn about phenomena of natural disaster in the classroom by reproducing seismic activity to observe:
  • the process of how a tall building (or a house) collapses, and
  • the mechanism of and the damage from liquefaction (Note: accessories to reproduce liquefaction are not included, they are available by purchasing K50-1208).

【To teachers】

• Designed to reproduce the process of how a building shakes and collapses through teacher’s demonstration using the model of 7 stories building that comes with the product.
• Earthquake proof assessment of the self-produced mock building and/or its foundation possible.

【To students】

• Easy to observe, in person, the process of how a building collapses and how liquefaction occurs.

• Material: Base (with rubber legs) – Wood, Moving parts – Acrylic
• Drive unit: DC servomotor type actuator
• Vibration mode: Horizontal seismic vibration (surface wave) (pseudo-sine wave)
• Vibration amplitude: 1.5-50mm
• Frequency: 0.1-12Hz
• Power Source: Four (4) size AA batteries (sold separately) or AC adapter (6V, 2A) (not included)
• Size: 450 x 300 x 53mm (main body)
• Accessory: model building (Acrylic, 7 stories)