Process for reinforcing double arch bridge by replacing ridged main arch ring section with box section
A double-curved arch bridge and main arch ring technology, applied in arch bridges, bridge reinforcement, bridges, etc., can solve the problems of poor coordination of overall deformation, insufficient overall rigidity, and poor integrity, so as to improve bearing capacity and eliminate uneven stress Effect
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[0014] A method for reinforcing a double-curved arch bridge with a box-shaped cross-section instead of a rib-shaped main arch ring section is to plant anchoring reinforcement bars 6 on the sides and bottom surfaces of each arch rib 5 of the rib-shaped main arch ring of a double-curvature arch bridge, and then install them on the anchoring reinforcement bars 6 Hang the reinforcement mesh 7, and install the formwork under the reinforcement mesh 7, pour the reinforced concrete slab 4 with a thickness of 12 to 15 cm across the bridge with the bottom edge of the arch rib, and wrap the reinforced concrete on the side of the arch rib, so that the reinforced concrete slab and The sides of the arch ribs are covered with reinforced concrete and connected as a whole, so that the section form of the rib-shaped main arch ring changes from an independent and scattered multi-rib section to an integral single-box multi-chamber section. The reinforced double-curved arch bridge includes the brid...
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