Lead Plug Behavior
Lead Plug Behavior is a mechanical response characteristic exhibited by the lead core within a base isolation system, specifically defined as the ductile shear deformation and energy dissipation mechanism activated under cyclic lateral loading due to the low melting point and high damping capacity of lead.
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Tetsuo Kubo, Tomofumi Yamamoto, Kunihiko Sato et al. · Nuclear Engineering and Technology · 2014 · 27 citations · Full text
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Chubu Electric Power (Japan)
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