Earthquake-resistant and shock-absorbing cast-in-place bridge without bearings and self-resetting
A self-resetting, cast-in-place technology, applied to bridges, bridge construction, bridge parts, etc., can solve problems such as increased bridge construction costs, lack of post-earthquake structural performance, and difficulty in ensuring unimpeded rescue lifelines, so as to reduce maintenance work and avoid Falling beam damage, damage reduction effect
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[0037] Concrete structure of the present invention is referring to accompanying drawing. For high-intensity anti-seismic fortification areas such as Beijing, in order to meet the anti-seismic requirements of bridges, both ductile anti-seismic design and anti-seismic design are applied, but there are certain limitations. In the seismic isolation design system, the displacement of the upper structure is relatively large, and damping or limiting devices need to be installed accordingly. At the same time, for example, the design service life of laminated steel plate rubber shock-absorbing and isolation bearings (ordinary laminated rubber bearings, lead core rubber bearings, and high-damping rubber bearings, etc.) is much lower than the design service life of bridge engineering, which will significantly increase the Construction cost; while the seismic engineering design method based on ductility design and the traditional ductile structure form in the current code can only ensure ...
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