Evaluation method of longitudinal horizontal line stiffness of upper pier and pier top of top-supported railway steel truss arch bridge arch
A technology for steel truss arch bridges and horizontal lines, applied in geometric CAD, design optimization/simulation, special data processing applications, etc., to achieve the effects of reasonable analysis, real and reliable stiffness, and simplified calculation process
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[0024] For example, take the top-supported railway steel truss arch bridge with a main span of 490m as an example. figure 1 As shown, the steel truss arch ring 3 has a sag height of 109.5m and a sag-span ratio of 1 / 4.475. Its section adopts four trusses, and a total of 13 arch piers 1 are symmetrically arranged. The arch pier 1 is made of portal steel piers. Beam 2 adopts steel box girder, junction pier 4 adopts portal rigid frame pier structure, and the span of beam 2 on the arch is 14×37.2m.
[0025] According to the design requirements of the current "Code for Design of Railway Bridges and Culverts", the rigidity limits of the longitudinal horizontal line of the pier tops of conventional bridges (simply supported beams, continuous beams, continuous steel structures and tied arch bridges, etc.) The limit of the minimum horizontal line stiffness of the double-line bridge piers within the length range shall be taken as twice the minimum horizontal line stiffness limit of the s...
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