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The discussion centers on the development of a metallic shelter designed to protect Japanese residents during earthquakes. Key requirements for the metal include strength to withstand structural collapse, lightweight properties, and affordability. The original poster seeks advice on the latest technologies available for this purpose. However, the response emphasizes the necessity of engaging a qualified engineering team for such a critical project, indicating that community forums are not suitable for this level of technical assistance.

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  • Understanding of structural engineering principles
  • Knowledge of materials science, particularly metals
  • Familiarity with earthquake-resistant design standards
  • Experience in project management for construction
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  • Research advanced materials for earthquake-resistant structures
  • Explore lightweight metal options such as aluminum alloys
  • Investigate cost-effective manufacturing techniques for metal shelters
  • Consult with structural engineers specializing in seismic safety
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Engineers, architects, project managers, and anyone involved in disaster preparedness and structural safety design.

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I am doing business with a Japanese partner to help japanese people to remain safe during earthquakes which require building a small metallic shelter in their homes, it should stand the destruction during an earthquake.
My question, what metal is the right choice? :oldconfused:
It must have unique cohesive properties :ok:
1. Strong to stand even if the roof fall apart
2. Light
3. Affordable
Kindly help me with the latest tech in the market as our project is meeting a deadline :cool:
 
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Welcome to PF!

This is way too big/serious of a project for PF to be capable of providing the help for you that you need. Asking for and utilizing help from here is dangerous. You need a qualified engineering team working on the project, employed by your/their company.

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