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Lead rubber bearing, also called lead core rubber bearing, LNR rubber bearing, has similar structure with high damping rubber bearing. It is an important component of seismic isolation bearing. It is composed of laminated rubber bearing and lead core. The lead core can not only bear the heavy load and horizontal force, but also absorb energy through plastic deformation of hysteresis damping.
Lead rubber bearing can be divided into round and rectangular shapes for different application. Additional, the lead core quantity can be single or multiple to supply maximum flexibility in the bridges or building.
Working principle
The lead rubber bearing has same mechanical properties with laminated rubber bearing. Besides, it has high damping property.
As we all know, the laminated rubber bearing has large displacement deformation in horizontal direction.
In the earthquake, this structure can separate top and bottom structure vibration, enlarge self vibration cycle and reduce seismic force. Besides, the lead core will be squeezed and yielded during the shear process to dissipate Seismic force.
After the earthquake, the lead rubber bearing can help building restore the normal position through dynamic recovery and recrystallization of lead core and shear strain of laminated rubber bearing.
Function of lead core bearing pad
Specification
Technical parameter
| Technical index | Neoprene Rubber | Natural Rubber | |
| Hardness (IRHD) | 60±5 | 60±5 | |
| Strength Tensile (Mpa) | ≥17 | ≥18 | |
| Elongation at break (%) | ≥400 | ≥450 | |
| Brittleness temperature (ºC) | ≤40 | ≤-50 | |
| Constant compression permanent deformation | ≤15 | ≤30 | |
| Resistance to ozone aging test (test conditions,20% elongation,40ºC×96h) |
100ppmm | 25ppmm | |
| No cracking | No cracking | ||
| Hot air aging test (The biggest change comparing with before aging numerical) |
Test conditions (ºC×h) | 100×70 | 70×168 |
| Strength Tensile (%) | -15 | -15 | |
| Elongation at break(%) | -40 | -20 | |
| Variation in hardness (IRHD) | 0,+10 | -5,+10 | |
| Strength of rubber and steel Peel adhesive (KN/m) | >10 | >10 | |
| Strength of four fluorine plate and rubber (KN/m) | >7 | >7 | |
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