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Composition of Acrylic Door and the frame.

Composition of Acrylic Door and the frame.

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Figure 1. Details of earthquake-proof Kamachi Door.
Figure 2. Details drawing of Kamachi Door.
Figure 4. Details of the earthquake-proof Acrylic Door. w:Japanese...
Figure 5. Composition of Acrylic Door and the frame.
Figure 7. Example of the arrangement of Earthquake-proof Door.
Development of Earthquake-proof Fittings of Traditional Wooden Frame Structures
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There are many old traditional wooden frame buildings which were specified as cultural heritage or will be specified as Japanese important building in the near future. But there are many buildings which do not have good performance against seismic action. The purpose of the investigation is to develop the earthquake proof fittings, and to apply the...
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... as the Japanese cypresses are rigidly attached by glue to the both surfaces of the stainless plate, the strength and the rigidty of the stainless grid increase. Figure 5 shows the details of the relationship between the earthquake-proof sliding door and the frame. The shear connectors between the door and the door frame are the compressed dowel which is made from the Japan cedar. ...

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