An Analytical Method for Shear Lag Effect of Variable Section Box Girder
An analysis method and variable cross-section technology, applied in bridges, buildings, etc.
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[0075] The preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0076] A method for analyzing the shear lag effect of variable cross-section box girders, specifically comprising the following steps:
[0077] S1: Using the equivalent rod model, the box girder model is equivalent to a structural system consisting of an ideal stiffener that only bears axial force and a thin plate that only transmits in-plane shear force between them. figure 1 The box girder shown is equivalent to figure 2 The stiffener-thin plate structure system shown (for the convenience of description, the upper and lower flange plates are equivalent to 9 and 5 stiffeners, respectively). The equivalent cross-sectional area of the ideal stiffener and the equivalent thickness of the thin plate are calculated based on the principle that the bending stress of the box girder top and bottom plate is equal;
[0078] Solve the equivalent t...
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