A Method for Separating Stress-Dependent Crack Widths of Reinforced Concrete Girder Bridges in Service
A technology for reinforced concrete beams and crack widths, which is used in the analysis of materials, the use of sonic/ultrasonic/infrasonic waves to analyze solids, instruments, etc. It can solve the problems that the real stress state of the structure cannot be accurately evaluated, and the crack width of the overall structure cannot be reflected.
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[0059] This separation method for the stress-related crack width of reinforced concrete girder bridges in service, through the actual measurement of the beam bottom crack width and spacing characteristic values of the reinforced concrete beam mid-span area under the action of self-weight, including the measured maximum crack width w g,max , Measured average crack width w g,m and the measured average crack spacing l m ;Evaluate the measured maximum crack width w g,max Whether it meets the design or specification requirements, and the evaluation ends if the requirements are met; if it is not satisfied, the overall flexural crack width is divided into stress-related crack width w c and free deformation crack width w z ; For the convenience of analysis, the stress-related crack width w c Divided into short-term maximum crack width under dead weight w ej and long-term stress-dependent crack width w f The mid-span area of reinforced concrete beams is divided into c...
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