Lead Rubber Bearings (LRB) are passive seismic isolation devices widely used in bridges and buildings to mitigate earthquake-induced vibrations-. Comprising multiple layers of rubber laminated to steel plates with a central lead core, LRBs provide both vertical load capacity and horizontal flexibility, while the lead core dissipates seismic energy

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How Temperature Changes Affect High Damping Rubber Bearings – A Simple Comparison Based on EN15129 and GB/T 20688.1 Abstract High Damping Rubber Bearings (HDRB) are widely used in bridges and buildings to resist earthquakes. Most standard tests, such as EN15129 and GB/T 20688.1