Experimental and numerically simulated energy dissipation using the Kelvin model with constant and variable damping coefficients c n  

Experimental and numerically simulated energy dissipation using the Kelvin model with constant and variable damping coefficients c n  

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High damping rubber bearings (HDRB) are the most commonly used base isolators in buildings and are often combined with other systems, such as sliding bearings. Their mechanical behaviour is highly nonlinear and dependent on a number of factors. At first, a physical process is suggested here to explain the empirical formula introduced by J.M. Kelly...

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