Tied-arch bridge deflection identification method based on long gauge length fiber grating sensors

Abstract

The invention discloses a tied-arch bridge deflection identification method based on long gauge length fiber grating sensors. The method comprises the steps of: arranging sensor, specifically, arranging one continuous long gauge length fiber grating sensor in the lengthening direction of the bottom part of a tie beam of the tied-arch bridge, and respectively arranging one long gauge length fiber grating sensor on three units arranged on different positions in the length direction of the top part of the tie beam of the tied-arch bridge; collecting and processing data, and specifically calculating the axial strain of each unit; adopting a parabola fitting mode to obtain the axial strain on the whole tie beam; according to the axial strain on the whole tie beam obtained by fitting, calculating the bending strain on the whole tie beam; and according to the obtained bending strain, calculating the deflection of the tie beam on the tied-arch bridge. According to the invention, the plurality of sensors are added based on an original sensor arranging scheme, and the sensing arranging scheme of the sensors on the top part of the tie beam is made. In this way, the equipment and manual budget is substantially lowered, the construction time is saved, and more economic benefits can be made.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for identifying the deformation distribution of a tie-bar arch bridge, which can realize effective and real-time monitoring of the deformation distribution of the tie-bar arch bridge. Background technique [0002] Deflection deformation distribution is one of the most important indicators for structural performance evaluation. However, existing displacement sensors still face many problems in measuring structural deformation, especially long-span bridges. The contact displacement sensor needs to have a fixed position, and its complex equipment installation is also a challenge for large-span structures; although non-contact technology can improve accurate and effective measurement, it is also affected by many factors. Taking GPS technology as an example, GPS technology has the advantages of effective, fast, automatic and all-weather operation, but it is limited by low acquisition frequency, and its accuracy depends on ...

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Quadratic integral acceleration measurement to obtain displacement is the most common method, but it is sensitive to observation noise

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