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Structures, Earthquake Resistance and Seismic Response Control (Civil Engineering)

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The fruits of lengthy and intensive efforts to develop new design and construction methods make structures resistant to earthquakes and enable control of their responses to earthquake motions.

In Japan, which experiences frequent earthquakes, seismic safety is a vital concern. Kajima has continually addressed itself to research and development in the search for new rational design and construction methods to provide greater safety.
Some results of these efforts have been incorporated into Japan’s largest prestressed concrete cable-stayed bridge, and into concrete arch bridges and suspended-deck bridges build with Fiber Reinforced Plastic tendons.
Kajima Corporation has also involved itself in development of aseismic techniques such as base isolation and aseismic reinforcement of existing bridges.

High pier with high strength steel “Super RC”

High pier with high strength steel “Super RC”

Steel/concrete composite truss bridge

Steel/concrete composite truss bridge

Test of slab made of ultra high strength fiber reinforced concrete “SUQCEM”

Test of slab made of ultra high strength fiber reinforced concrete “SUQCEM”

Test of steel/concrete composite tower

Test of steel/concrete composite tower

Structural experiment with large-scale 6 DOF loading apparatus

Structural experiment with large-scale 6 DOF loading apparatus

Test of panel joint structure for a steel/concrete composite truss bridge

Test of panel joint structure for a steel/concrete composite truss bridge

Test of seismic strengthening effect for existing long span bridge piers

Test of seismic strengthening effect for existing long span bridge piers

Performance test on new composite segment

Performance test on new composite segment

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