Method for identifying bridge deflection based on long gauge length strain improved bending moment area method
A bridge deflection and long gauge length technology, which is used in elastic testing, machine/structural component testing, measuring devices, etc., can solve the problem of needing a reference point to measure bridge deflection, and achieve good stability, ease of use, and measurement accuracy. high effect
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[0082] Next, use the above method to invert the deflection of the I-shaped steel beam. Set up an I-shaped simply supported steel beam with a length of 8m. A two-axle vehicle load is applied to the beam, the weight of the front and rear axles of the vehicle load is 5000N, and the wheelbase is 0.4m. A total of 2 loading conditions are set, denoted as working condition D1 and working condition D2. D1 means that the trolley is stationary at the mid-span position of the I-shaped steel beam, and D2 is that the trolley passes through the entire I-shaped steel beam at a speed of 18km / h. .
[0083] Figure 4 (a) is the deflection distribution of simply supported beam along the beam length under static load; Figure 4 (b) is the time-varying deflection distribution at the mid-span position of a simply supported beam. The real value refers to the deflection value directly extracted from the finite element, and the calculated value refers to the deflection value calculated according to...
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