Tests of Protective Systems Components |
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Tests on individual protective systems components (bearings and dampers) have been instrumental in the acceptance of these devices for use in engineered structures. The earliest tests typically focused on determining basic behavioral characteristics, while later tests were designed to refine simple devices to provide more reliable and predictable behavior and aid in the development of mathematical models.
Numerous publications, including reports, journal articles, and conference proceedings, have been reviewed and entered into the PROSYS database to allow detailed results from tests on particular bearings or dampers to be identified easily. However, this information is not complete, and we request that individuals or organizations who want to have specific publications incorporated in future versions of the database please visit the feedback page for detailed instructions on submitting information.
The database does not yet provide access to all of the important contributions in the field of protective systems made by researchers throughout the world.
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