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Pretensioning method for converting old simply supported beam bridge into continuous bridge

A technology for simply supported girder bridges and support girder bridges, which can be used in bridges, bridge materials, bridge maintenance, etc., and can solve problems such as many expansion joints and frequent driving bumps.

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-02-18
SOUTHEAST UNIV
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After using this technology to connect the old simply supported girder bridge longitudinally into a continuous girder bridge, it overcomes the defects of multi-span long bridge deck expansion joints and frequent driving bumps.

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[0028] A pretensioning method for converting old simply supported girder bridges into continuous girder bridges:

[0029] a. Embed vertically placed horizontal first steel plate 1 on one side of the end that needs to be connected in the longitudinal direction of old simply supported T-beam 14, and embed vertically placed horizontally second steel plate 2 on the other side, and lay connection pre-installation on the steel plate. The position of the stress tendons 3 is drilled in advance, and the size of the holes can pass through the prestress tendons 3,

[0030] B. in the hole 4a of the first steel plate, penetrate the prestressed tendon 3a, also penetrate the prestressed tendon 3b in the hole 4b of the second steel plate, will be positioned at the prestressed tendon outside the area between the first steel plate and the second steel plate One end of the tendon is anchored with a heading anchor 5, and the other end of the prestressed tendon passing through the first steel plat...

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Disclosed is a pretensioning method for converting an old simply supported girder bridge into a continuous girder bridge, including the following steps: pre-burying a first armor plate and a second armor plate respectively at two to-be-connected sides of the old simply supported T girder, and drilling holes on the armor plates in advance corresponding to the position paved with connecting prestressing tendons; wherein the size of holes is big enough for the prestressing tendons to run through; threading the prestressing tendons in the holes of the armor plates, anchoring one end of each prestressing tendon, and connecting the other ends of the prestressing tendons which thread through the first armor plate and the second armor plate through a connector; wherein the holes of the two prestressing tendons on the first armor plate and the second armor plate are opposite and the prestressing tendons are disposed inside the holes; screwing down the connector and tensioning the prestressing tendons; propping and pushing the girder outward through a jack; widening the to-be-connected ends of the T girders, arranging a lateral clapboard between the connected ends of the to-be-connected T girders, and pouring concrete on the connected ends and the bridge deck; and removing the jack after the newly poured concrete reaches the designed tension. In this way, prestress can be transferred to the negative moment area of the reinforced concrete T girder through the old and the new concrete interfaces.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for longitudinally forming continuous girders from old simply supported girder bridges by applying prestress, in particular to a pre-tensioning method for transforming old simply supported girder bridges into continuous girder bridges by changing the structural system for reinforcement. Background technique [0002] The simply supported reinforced concrete T-beam bridge is a bridge structure widely used in my country. After years of operation, under the influence of various external factors, the bearing capacity and stiffness of reinforced concrete T-beams can no longer meet the requirements of modern transportation. In recent years, the commonly used methods for strengthening old simply supported girder bridges include pasting steel plate method and pasting carbon fiber cloth method. Although the external reinforcement method is simple in construction, it has two major disadvantages: [0003] 1. The high-strength per...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): E01D22/00E01D101/28
Inventor 王文炜翁昌年李果
Owner SOUTHEAST UNIV
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