Friction Pendulum Seismic Isolation

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The friction pendulum is composed of steel and friction materials like friction pendulum bearing. The natural vibration period of the upper structure is extended by the relative sliding of the spherical sliding surface. The appropriate radius of curvature of the sliding surface is selected according to the required natural vibration period. The damping coefficient is controlled by the friction coefficient; The sliding limit bolt is set to ensure the stability of the building in non-earthquake, and easy to cut in earthquake to ensure the deformation capacity.

Features of

Self-reset after earthquake.

The vibration period has nothing to do with the carried mass.

Application of

The friction pendulum system are mainly used in friction pendulum seismic isolation design and seismic reinforcement renovation of buildings, bridges and other civil structures.

Specification of

Support specification

Vertical bearing capacity

Support height

Vertical compression stiffness

Friction coefficient (slow) 0.02

Friction coefficient (fast) 0.05

Stiffness before yield

Equivalent stiffness

Stiffness before yield

Equivalent stiffness

FPS II-Vertical bearing capacity (kN)-

Hb

Kv

Kp

Keff

Kp

Keff

Ultimate displacement (mm)-Swing period (s)

kN

mm

kN/mm

N/mm

N/mm

N/mm

N/mm

FPS II-1000-250-3.81

1000

105

667

8000

566

20000

998

FPS II-2000-250-3.81

2000

125

1333

16000

1132

40000

1996

FPS II-3000-250-3.81

3000

140

2000

24000

1697

60000

2993

FPS II-4000-250-3.81

4000

155

2667

32000

2263

80000

3991

FPS II-5000-250-3.81

5000

170

3333

40000

2829

100000

4989

FPS II-6000-250-3.81

6000

185

4000

48000

3395

120000

5987

FPS II-7000-250-3.81

7000

200

4667

56000

3960

140000

6984

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