Seismic Response of Bridge Isolated with Friction Pendulum Systems

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Friction pendulum systems are sliding bearing that make use of a spherical concave surface to provide a restoring force and friction force to dissipate earthquakes energy. Seismic response reduction effect of some tall pier and long span simply-supported steel truss girders with FPS is researched by using nonlinear time history analysis method. The results show that seismic response reduction effect is evident for the moment at the bottom of pier and displacement at the top of pier for the tall pier and long span simply-supported steel truss girders.

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December 2012

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