In recent years, inerter systems have been adopted for vibration control of civil structures. This project proposed and extensively investigated a tuned mass inerter damper for vibration control of rigid structures that exhibit rocking behavior when subjected to ground excitations. The results revealed that with proper parameter design, the proposed damping system can effectively reduce the vibration amplitude of rocking structures under earthquake excitations.
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