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            scaling factor, which is also included in the Taiwan seismic isolation regulation
            and  reflects  the  effect  of  high  damping  on  seismic  isolation  systems  with
            a damping ratio of more than 5% in a reducing direction to the insulation
            system displacement calculation, was checked using 338 earthquake records
            obtained from the 1999 Chi-Chi Earthquake. As a result, it was determined
            that the damping scaling factor was high. The structure-soil interaction for
            structures  with  seismic  isolation  was  numerically  studied  by  Luco  (2014).
            Kumar et al. (2015) examined the behavior of rubber isolators under tension in
            experimental studies conducted at the University of Buffalo, and a numerical
            model was developed for the behavior of rubber insulators under tension by
            determining that the tension that may occur under large earthquake forces in
            such isolators will lead to a cavitation problem. Although rolling-type insulators
            have a hundred-year history, they have only recently started to gain popularity.
            The historical development and future evaluations of these insulators have
            been revealed by Harvey and Kelly (2016). Losanno et al. (2019) developed
            design tables based on Eurocode rules for allowing the engineers involved in
            the application to apply seismic isolation design in a more practical way and
            put forward a sample design using these tables. In another similarly focused
            study (Furinghetti, 2022), simple and fast design approaches were developed
            for the pre-design of the most commonly used rubber and curved surface
            friction  pendulum  isolators,  and  the  simple  design  results  were  compared
            with the design using a full 3-dimensional finite element model with a case
            study.  Kanbir  et  al.  (2020)  showed  the  role  of  the  superstructure  modeling
            approach  in  determining  the  behavior  of  buildings  with  lead-core  rubber
            isolators exposed to lead core heating in the closest way to reality. Murota
            et  al.  (2021),  numerically  and  experimentally  examined  the  use  of  high-
            damping  rubber  isolators  in  residential  buildings  in  Türkiye.  The  historical
            development of seismic isolation systems using friction pendulum isolators
            was presented by Zhang and Ali (2021). Farajian et al. (2022) investigated the
            vulnerability of liquid storage tanks with seismic isolation against near-fault
            earthquakes. Öncü- Davas et al. (2022) evaluated the effect of superstructure
            flexibility on the optimization of buildings equipped with non-linear seismic
            isolation systems. Micozzi et al. (2022) showed how the design decisions such
            as  isolation  period,  superstructure  overstrength  etc.  affect  the  earthquake
            reliability of seismic isolation systems in the design of structural systems with
            high-damping rubber insulators.

               2. Seismic Isolation Applications

               Seismic  isolation  buildings  are  most  commonly  seen  in  Japan  which  is
            followed by China, Russia and Italy, and such buildings worldwide displayed




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