High-speed railway 32-meter standard beam dynamic deflection monitoring method based on strain mode
A strain mode, high-speed railway technology, applied in the direction of elasticity testing, machine/structural component testing, measuring devices, etc., can solve the problem of box girder section not conforming to the assumption of flat section, and achieve the effect of improving automation
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[0082] A method for monitoring the dynamic deflection of a 32-meter standard beam of a high-speed railway based on a strain mode, the steps are as follows:
[0083] Step 1, establish the "strain-dynamic deflection" structural dynamics equation of the bridge key section displacement by establishing the strain of the bridge floor measuring point where the strain sensor is located, and the described structural dynamics equation establishment steps are as follows:
[0084] Step 11. In material mechanics, for a slender beam with a span-to-height ratio greater than 5, the influence of shear force on deformation is very small. At this time, the influence of shear deformation can be ignored, and formula (1) is used as the bending deformation deflection of the beam body. The curvature equation of the curve:
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[0086]Among them, ρ is the radius of curvature of the beam section, M is the bending moment, E is the elastic model of the beam body, I is the moment of inertia of the...
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[0141] For a 32-meter standard beam, the joint commissioning and joint test dynamic load test before opening to traffic was carried out, and the ANSYS finite element solid unit model was established according to its design drawings. Considering the modeling of prestress and second-stage transverse load, the design elasticity of the beam body The modulus, bulk density and the size of the second-stage dead load of the bridge deck are used as correction parameters to correct the finite element model, and the first-order natural vibration is obtained by power spectrum analysis based on the acceleration data measured by the joint commissioning joint test dynamic load test of a 32-meter standard beam The frequency is 5.86Hz, the first-order frequency is 5.81Hz after the ANSYS model is corrected, and the relative error is 0.85%. It can be considered that the static and dynamic performance of the ANSYS finite element model can well represent the actual bridge. In the ANSYS model analys...
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