Status of Seismic Isolation Research on Underground Structures

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It is the same to structures on the ground, there’s many ways to reduce the damage which is caused by earthquake too. Mainly, there are two measures to absorb the shock on underground structures. The method of changing performance of underground structure will make construction cost enhance greatly, and the effect of shock absorption is not obvious also. The method of setting shock absorption layer can reduce the deformation and energy of surrounding soil transmits to the underground structure. It can solve the problem which earthquake creates danger to the underground structure essentially.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 594-597)

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1611-1615

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November 2012

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