Optimization method for lower deflection treatment of continuous beam bridge with variable cross-section in vitro and in vivo
An optimization method and technology of variable cross-section, applied in the direction of erection/assembly of bridges, design optimization/simulation, bridges, etc., can solve the problems such as the lack of corresponding specifications for bridge design, and the late start of the application of external prestressing system, so as to avoid beams. The effect of preventing body cracking, improving construction quality, and good engineering practice
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[0052] The present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
[0053] Such as Figure 21 As shown in the present invention, an optimization method for the treatment of deflection of a continuous beam bridge with variable cross-section mixed with internal and external beams of the present invention includes:
[0054] Step S1. Establishing a finite element model of a continuous beam (rigid frame) bridge with mixed beam distribution in vivo and in vitro;
[0055] In order to accurately analyze the overall performance of the bridge structure and its influence on the deflection of the beam body under the coupling effect of concrete shrinkage creep and prestress loss of the continuous beam (rigid frame) bridge with internal and external distribution beams, according to each continuous beam bridge The parameters and the layout of the interface, using the finite element analysis software ANSYS to establ...
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