The Gerald Desmond Bridge Opens in Long Beach, CA.
Taylor Devices Seismic Dampers protect the towers & main span of the Gerald Desmond Bridge. Read this fantastic article on how these devices protect the bridge from seismic activity.
Nathan Canney Joins Taylor Devices
Taylor Devices is proud to announce that Nathan Canney has joined the Taylor Devices team. Read more on what Nathan brings to the team.
Konrad Eriksen Joins Taylor Devices
Taylor Devices is proud to announce that Konrad Eriksen has joined the Taylor Devices team. Read more on what Konrad brings to the team.
Playing It Safe: Protecting Fans Around the World
Whether it’s from seismic activity, excessive winds, or even large motion caused by spectator movements, stadiums around the world depend on Taylor Devices to keep fans safe.
UNDEX Shock Isolation – Protecting the World’s Largest Naval Fleet & Allied Navies Around the World
UNDEX is a term used to specifically define underwater explosions. UNDEX Shock Isolators can be used to protect vital equipment, weaponry, and personnel on ships and submarines, and therefore comply with shock survivability requirements that have.
Earthquake Protection: Expectations vs. Reality
The next major earthquake to strike somewhere in the Western US is imminent. This earthquake not only poses a threat to building occupant safety, but also economic recovery. While building codes and seismic design criteria have improved over the.
New Pedestrian Bridge in Ohio
This article from Equipment World was written about a new pedestrian bridge that opened in Dublin, OH that is built with Taylor Devices’ TMDs.
Vibration Isolation on the Mobile Launch Platform
Vibration Isolation Systems are used on the Mobile Launch Platform to mitigate vibrations from the launch and protect important electronic equipment from damage.
Designing for Dissipation
This article in Modern Steel Construction from AISC was written to give engineers advice on designing buildings for seismic energy dissipation using fluid viscous dampers and ASCE 7 alternative procedures.
Built for Space, Adapted Here on Earth
The Metal Bellows Damper uses technology that was developed for NASA and built to meet the rigorous requirements of spaceflight but has since been adopted to protect structures here on Earth.