Fabricated steel-concrete composite structure for reinforcing large-span box-ribbed arch bridge
A combined structure and prefabricated technology, used in arch bridges, bridge reinforcement, bridge forms, etc., can solve the problems of difficult bending and forming of steel plates, construction and cost constraints, and easy corrosion of steel, and achieve low overall project cost and construction period. short, low-impact effects
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[0026] The assembled steel-concrete composite structure for strengthening long-span box arch bridges of the present invention includes reinforcement members arranged on both sides of the main arch and transverse connecting members 4 that connect the reinforcement members laterally through the soffit and the arch back respectively. The reinforcing member and the transverse connecting member 4 form a hoop structure for transversely and longitudinally reinforcing the main arch; The reinforcement members on both sides of the main arch are connected to reinforce the longitudinal direction of the main arch, and the horizontal connection members 4 form a structure of upper and lower reinforcements. The hoop structure formed strengthens the horizontal connection and integrity of the old and new structures, so that the old and new structures are jointly stressed.
[0027] In this embodiment, the reinforcing member is a reinforced concrete structure that is fixedly connected to the main ...
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