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How does the design of base-isolated buildings reduce their risk of damage by earthquakes?

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Answered by Dheerajsingh4141
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A base isolation system, on the other hand, places bearings between the floor of the building and the foundation. These bearings, known as "base isolators," help absorb the shock of an earthquake and minimize the impact of shaking on the building.

Answered by ksonakshi70
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A base isolation system places bearings between the floor of the buildings and the foundation . These bearings known as base isolators help absorb the shock of an earthquakes and minimise the impact of shaking on the buildings.

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