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vibration damping; seismic damping
A construction technology that reduces a building's shaking during an earthquake by installing dampers that absorb seismic energy. Distinguished from 耐震 (making the structure strong enough to resist quakes) and 免震 (isolating the building from ground motion).
Construction-industry term; one of three main earthquake-countermeasure approaches.
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耐震 (earthquake resistance)
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免震 (base isolation)
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耐震設計 (earthquake-resistant design)