The invention relates to a high-
pier built-in stiff framework cross tie beam structure which comprises a hoop-type
corbel bracket. Each hoop is composed of two semi-circular-arc-shaped
steel plates, and adopted high-strength bolts are connected with
pier columns. An operating platform is formed by assembling,
machining and hoisting thick
steel plates and profile steel on the ground and connecting the materials with the hoop-type
corbel bracket by using high-strength bolts. Penetration-type steel beams are made of profile steel or steel rods, the height and width of penetrating I-steel and the thickness of
flange web plates are determined according to
self weight, people load and the like, and the penetrating I-steel is manufactured according to
design values when being prefabricated. A formwork
system consists of a bottom formwork, distributing beams, bearing beams, shoulder pole beams and the like, wherein the parts are connected by adopting bolts. The built-in stiff framework is of a truss structure, is formed by
welding channel steel and I-steel and is structurally divided into upper chord rods,
diagonal bracings, vertical rods and lower chord rods. The high-
pier built-in stiff framework cross tie beam structure has the advantages that a built-in stiff framework construction operation face is small and is relatively closed, no crossed operation exists, and the construction risk is low.