Design of isolated bridges for multi-level seismic performance using gapped device connections

2017-10-01
Dicleli, Murat
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Isolated bridge, Isolation, Damper, Performance based design, Time-history, Damage index
https://www.ijbe.net/issues/special-issues/itemlist/category/40-special-issue-2017
International Journal of Bridge Engineering
Department of Engineering Sciences, Article

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M. Dicleli, “Design of isolated bridges for multi-level seismic performance using gapped device connections,” International Journal of Bridge Engineering, pp. 79–97, 2017, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://www.ijbe.net/issues/special-issues/itemlist/category/40-special-issue-2017.
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