Method for top lifting and heightening frame bridge
A frame bridge and jacking technology, which is applied in bridge reinforcement, erection/assembly of bridges, bridges, etc., can solve the problems of bridge piers and abutments not being too high, slow jacking, and small jacking weight, so as to ensure normal production and life order, saving a lot of resources, and the effect of huge economic benefits
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[0025] Below take the frame m bridge of a 4.5m-12.5m-4.5m three-hole frame structure as an example to further describe the present invention, the wall thickness on both sides of the bridge is 0.8m, the wall thickness in the two walls is 1.0m, and the roof thickness is 0.85m. Width 24.6
[0026] m, with a total length of 51.8m, divided into three sections: 18m-18m-15.8. At present, the height of the inner hole of the bridge can no longer meet the requirements of the railway boundary, so it needs to be rebuilt and raised by 1.45 meters. Adopt method of the present invention to heighten it, concrete construction method is as follows:
[0027] 1. (1) After the bridge is lifted by 1.45 meters, the height of the wall is 8.8 meters, and the average load on the bridge top is 50KN / m 2 According to the structure size and load distribution diagram, the force on the wall at different heights can be calculated according to the existing formula and the data in the mechanics manual, and th...
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