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The frictional Ring-spring (RS) is a dissipative spring that is used to provide restoring forces and dissipation in a single device. It thus offers significant re-centrin [...]
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Modern structures are designed with a sacrificial design principle that values life safety at the expense of energy-absorbing structural damage. The significant long term [...]

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