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Elastomeric Bearing Pads and Strips Brochure 2010 PDF
Elastomeric Bearing Pads and Strips Brochure 2010 PDF
Vertical Loads
Loadings shown in the table are the is determined by the frictional
maximum recommended working loads. characteristic of the contact surfaces.
At these loads a deflection of up to
Care should be taken as holes or cut
15% of the initial pad height could be
outs in the pads/strips may have a
expected.
substantial effect by reducing the load
As these pads are not bonded to the carrying capacity and increasing the
mating surfaces, the actual deflection deflection of the pad or strip.
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VERTICAL
Shear Deflection/Stiffness
The allowable shear deformation considered but careful consideration
is normally in the order of 30% to must taken of possible slippage due to
50% of the compressed pad/strip the frictional coefficient of the rubber to
thickness from the neutral position. structure mating surfaces.
Shear deflections of up to 70% may be
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SHEAR
Rotation
Tilting of the load bearing surfaces pad/strip. The rotational capacity tables
relative to each other causes a include the 0.0035 radians that should
“rotation” of the bearing pad/strip. The be allowed to accommodate design
basic limiting criterion is that no gap tolerances.
occurs between the structure and the
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ROTATION
Slippage
Non-reinforced bearing pads will mating with the rubber pad/strip. It is
“spread” in surface contact area when important to allow clearances around
under load. The amount of “spread” the pad/strip to allow for this slippage
is largely determined by the frictional once the structures weight is imposed
coefficients of the structures surfaces on the pad/strip.
Slippage Slippage
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SLIPPAGE
Installation
The mating surfaces should be flat, oils and hydrocarbons. Due to slippage
parallel and free from cavities, gaps when compressed, a gap around
or protrusions. It is preferable for the all sides of the pad/strip must be
structures surfaces to have a rough provided. It is recommended that this
texture without lubrication, particularly gap be a minimum of 12mm.
Friction
The bearing is restrained in lateral • 0.35 Elastomer/wood float finish
movement by the frictional coefficient
• 0.30 Elastomer/steel float finish
between the rubber and the structure.
The ratio of lateral load over vertical • 0.25 Elastomer/steel, elastomer/
load should not exceed the following in-situ concrete finish
values:
Rubber Specification:
The elastomer supplied will comply with the requirements of AS5100.4 Table B3(A) Type 60H.
Trelleborg Elastomeric Bearing Pads & Strips
Part No. Strip Working Compressive Shear Shear Rotation
Dimensions Load per Stiffness Stiffness Capacity Capacity
mm x mm Metre kN/m kN/mm/m kN/mm/m +/- mm rad
Type O 5 x 50 5 x 50 200 550 9.0 2 0.022
Type O 5 x 75 5 x 75 300 1163 13.5 2 0.010
Type O 5 x 100 5 x 100 400 2001 18.0 2 0.006
Type O 5 x 125 5 x 125 500 3061 22.5 2 0.004
Type O 5 x 150 5 x 150 600 4348 27.0 2 0.003
Type O 5 x 200 5 x 200 800 7599 36.0 2 0.002