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عایق الاستومری فیبر تقویت شده برای جداسازی لرزه ای پل


عنوان انگلیسی مقاله:

Fiber reinforced elastomeric isolators for the seismic isolation of bridges


سال انتشار : 2016



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1. Introduction

Earthquakes are one of the most devastating types of natural disasters, which often result in loss of life, a large number of structural failures, and significant socio-economic costs. As it is not possible to prevent earthquakes from occurring, designers must focus on mitigating their effects. This can be accomplished by either increasing the capacity/ductility of the structure or decreasing the seismic demand placed on the structure. While increasing the capacity/ductility of a structure has traditionally been the approach employed, it is not always the most effective [1]. Alternatively, decreasing the seismic demand placed on the structure can be achieved through base isolation, and is considered to be one of the most effective methods to reduce seismic induced damage [2]. Base isolation in bridge applications can be achieved by introducing low lateral stiffness elements, which are able to adequately support the vertical loads, between the superstructure (i.e. deck/ girder) and substructure (i.e. pier/ abutments) as shown in Fig. 1. When these flexible elements are used to accommodate nonseismic induced rotations and lateral deformations experienced by the girders, they are typically referred to as bearings. However, they are often referred to as isolators when employed to reduce and redistribute seismic induced lateral forces (i.e. seismic isolation). Their low lateral stiffness shifts the period of the structure into the displacement sensitive region, where the resulting inertial forces are significantly reduced. This results in a reduction in the seismic demand on the structural elements. The loading demands on bridge bearings have increased due to continued developments in bridge design, such as the introduction of frames with much larger spans and innovative forms (ex. curved and skewed girders) [3]. In order to handle this increase, improvements to existing bearing types and the development of new bearings types are needed. Consequently, recent research efforts have focused on replacing conventional isolators with more innovative types that can accommodate larger loads and deformations [4]. There are two primary types of seismic isolators: (1) sliding and (2) elastomeric [5]. The sliding isolation system is based on the transmission of lower shear forces to the structure through a medium with a low friction coefficient that is placed between the structure and its foundation. Sliding isolators are typically either pure friction isolators or friction pendulum isolators [6]. Elastomeric isolators, which have the combination of high stiffness in the vertical direction as well as rotational and horizontal flexibility, are among the most widely used type of seismic isolator. Elastomeric isolators are reinforced with steel plates, which result in a high vertical stiffness by limiting the bulging in elastomer layers. They are typically divided into three isolator types: low-damping



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