Providing earthquake resisitant structures with deflected hardened steel and helical springs assembly dampers at foundation level
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Construction of earthquake resistant structure is a challenging one,
newlinebecause of its precious technology with extra-ordinary material requirements.
newlineLiteratures relevant to the earthquake resistant structures and dampers were
newlinereviewed in broad sense to find out the research gap in formation of
newlineearthquake resistant structures. The techniques and vibration control devices
newlineused for mitigation of disaster are probably more expensive and highly
newlineprecious material and equipment installed. The materials and equipment are
newlineentirely different from the materials used in the conventional construction
newlinepractice. So there is a gap in research in invention of materials for use of
newlineconstruction of earthquake resistant structures. There is no simplicity in
newlineprotective measures adopted to enhance the seismic response of structures,
newlinethere is a research gap exists.
newlineIt is intended to form flexible and restorable structures to withstand
newlineseismic forces with sufficient degrees of freedom at base level. This research
newlinework presents a basic idea of spring bearing technique at foundation level to
newlinesupport the structures like building frames, bridge pillars, water tanks and
newlineother structures. A combined spring assembly is fabricated by incorporating a
newlineleaf spring assembly with a helical spring assembly. After a brief study on
newlinematerials for manufacturing the spring steel, the spring experiments were
newlineconducted. The load carrying capacity of individual springs and the two
newlineseparate assemblies were found. First one containing leaf springs and another
newlineone containing concentric helical spring were used to form a float type
newlinefooting and mounted at base level to receive the usual applicable load from
newlinethe supports of the super structure.
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