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    The document discusses the design of bearings for structures. It covers different types of bearings including fixed, expansion, and elastomeric bearings. The document provides the bearing capacity equations for common bearings. It then gives an example design calculation for an expansion bearing. Additional sections discuss factors to consider like shear deformation, combined compression and rotation, uplift requirements, stability, and steel reinforcement of bearings.

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    The document discusses the design of bearings for structures. It covers different types of bearings including fixed, expansion, and elastomeric bearings. The document provides the bearing capacity equations for common bearings. It then gives an example design calculation for an expansion bearing. Additional sections discuss factors to consider like shear deformation, combined compression and rotation, uplift requirements, stability, and steel reinforcement of bearings.

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    6. Bearing
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