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Introduction to the principle of

Flexible quake-proof technology for buildings

 

There are two main ways to improve the seismic resistance of buildings:
【1】Rigid anti-seismic technology and【2】Flexible quake-proof technology.

【1】Rigid anti-seismic technology: Based on the principle of "resistance," it confronts earthquakes directly by reinforcing and thickening beams and columns, engaging in a head-on collision with seismic forces.

【2】Flexible quake-proof technology=
①Energy disspation technology + ②Seismic isolation technology

①Energy disspation technology:Based on the principle of "energy dissipation," it operates similarly to a car's shock absorber. When an earthquake occurs, it can absorb and dissipate part of the seismic energy, significantly reducing the damage to the building structure. It can dissipate approximately 20% to 30% of the seismic energy. The commonly used devices for this technology are collectively referred to as "dampers."

②Seismic isolation technology: Based on the concept of "isolation," it involves installing isolation layers at the base or between floors of a building. This creates an effect similar to a skateboard, converting the violent shaking of the structure into slow horizontal movement. It can isolate about 80% of seismic energy, providing an earthquake resistance capacity 8 to 10 times that of traditional buildings. The commonly used devices for this technology are collectively referred to as "isolation bearings or isolators."

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