Capacity-Protected Components definition

Capacity-Protected Components means those components of a Structure which are in the seismic load path, with capacities in excess of seismic demands limited by the lower capacities of a Permitted ERS in the same seismic load path. All components of the Guideway structure other than the components of a Permitted ERS are deemed to be Capacity-Protected Components.
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