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An earthquake isolator is a passive structural control element placed between a building’s foundation and superstructure with the aim of reducing the horizontal acceleration the structure experiences during an earthquake. It seeks to prevent damage to both the load-bearing system and non-structural components by reducing the seismic forces transmitted to the building. Basic Principles of Seismic Isolation The principle of seismic isolation is to increase the building’s natural period and dissipa

Seismic-Resistant Building Design and Modern Techniques in Arid Regions Earthquakes are among the most destructive natural disasters globally, causing widespread devastation. In regions with different climatic and geographical characteristics, seismic-resistant building design requires distinct technical approaches. In arid regions, extreme temperature fluctuations, low humidity levels, and weak soil structure are key factors that significantly affect building performance. Structural Challenges