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BS 6177:1982

BS 6177:1982

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Guide to selection and use of elastomeric bearings for vibration isolation of buildings

Available format(s)

Hardcopy , PDF

Withdrawn date

02-08-2013

Language(s)

English

Published date

26-02-1982

Publisher

British Standards Institution

Foreword
Cooperating organizations
Guide
Section one. General
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
Section two. Design
4 Design considerations
4.1 General
4.2 Acceptable level of disturbance
4.3 Design of bearings
4.4 Structural safety and serviceability
4.5 Deflection of bearings
4.6 Bearing support surfaces
4.7 Side thrust bearings
4.8 Structural isolation
4.9 Avoidance of restraint
4.10 Drainage
4.11 Information and warning notices
Section three. Bearings
5 Types of bearings
5.1 Range of types
5.2 Plain elastomer bearing
5.3 Plain composite bearing
5.4 Elastomeric sandwich bearing
5.5 Multiple elastomeric sandwich bearing
5.6 Multiple composite sandwich bearing
6 Stability of bearings
7 Elastomeric components
7.1 Materials
7.2 Testing for type approval
7.3 Quality control
8 Non-elastomeric components
8.1 Bond of elastomer to reinforcement
8.2 Metal plates
8.3 Non-metallic reinforcement
8.4 Adhesives
9 Testing and identification of bearings
9.1 Selection of test samples
9.2 Elastomer-to-reinforcement bond
9.3 Safe carrying capacity
9.4 Stability
9.5 Static shear stiffness
9.6 Static compression stiffness
9.7 Identification of bearings
10 Storage and handling
Appendices
A Literature references
B Shape factor
C Factors to be considered in the design of a
      mounting system
Figures
1 Plain elastomer bearing
2 Plain composite bearing
3 Elastomeric sandwich bearing
4 Multiple sandwich bearing

Guidance on the practical aspects of providing adequate isolation of a part or the whole of building from a source of vibration. Principally concerned with the safety aspects of using elastomeric bearings for load-bearing purposes but does provide some information on the design of bearings themselves.

Committee
B/522
DevelopmentNote
Supersedes BS DD47(1975) (09/2005) Inactive for the new design. (11/2009)
DocumentType
Standard
Pages
22
PublisherName
British Standards Institution
Status
Withdrawn
Supersedes

BS 903-1:1995 Physical testing of rubber Guide to the selection and use of methods of test for rubber

BS DD32(1974) : LATEST GUIDE TO THE EVALUATION OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION
BS 5400-9.2:1983 STEEL, CONCRETE AND COMPOSITE BRIDGES - BRIDGE BEARINGS - SPECIFICATION FOR MATERIALS, MANUFACTURE AND INSTALLATION OF BRIDGE BEARINGS
BS DD23(1973) : LATEST GUIDE TO THE SAFETY ASPECTS OF HUMAN VIBRATION EXPERIMENTS
BS CP110(1972) : LATEST
BS CP2012-1(1974) : 1974 CODE OF PRACTICE FOR FOUNDATIONS FOR MACHINERY - FOUNDATIONS FOR RECIPROCATING MACHINES
BS CP3:CH5-1(1967) : LATEST CODE OF BASIC DATA FOR THE DESIGN OF BUILDINGS - LOADING - DEAD AND IMPOSED LOADS
ISO 2017:1982 Vibration and shock Isolators Procedure for specifying characteristics
BS 5400-9.1(1983) : 1983 STEEL, CONCRETE AND COMPOSITE BRIDGES - PART 9: BRIDGE BEARINGS - SECTION 9.1: CODE OF PRACTICE FOR DESIGN OF BRIDGE BEARINGS
BS 5228:1975 Code fpr practice for noise control on construction and demolition sites
BS 476-8:1972 Fire tests on building materials and structures Test methods and criteria for the fire resistance of elements of building construction

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