A semi-active vibration-absorbing and energy-dissipating control system for suppressing bridge vortex-induced vibration

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of wind-induced vibration control of bridges, and provides a semi-active vibration-absorbing and energy-dissipating control system for suppressing vortex-induced vibration of bridges. Compared with the traditional tuned mass damping system, its advantages and characteristics: (1) The spring is placed horizontally at the bottom of the beam, and the length Unrestricted, it can meet the low-frequency target frequency requirements; (2) Multiple series and parallel springs can be combined in different ways to achieve different target frequencies to meet the multi-order eddy vibration control requirements; (3) Fiber-reinforced nylon material springs are used, and the The spring is slotted, which can greatly expand the range of frequency implementation; (4) The material and form of the mass body are not limited, and water bags can be used, which is low in cost and easy to disassemble and adjust; (5) Coaxial pulleys with different diameters can be used. Significantly improve the high-frequency vibration control efficiency; (6) The vibration of the mass body is controlled by human semi-automatic intervention to achieve higher control efficiency; (7) The device is small in size and installed at the bottom of the beam, which basically does not affect the appearance; (8) The project cost is greatly increased reduce.

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[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of wind-induced vibration control of bridges, and relates to a semi-active vibration-absorbing and energy-dissipating control system for suppressing vortex-induced vibration of bridges. Background technique

[0002] Vortex-induced vibration of long-span bridges (referred to as vortex vibration) occurs from time to time, causing adverse effects on the bridge structure itself and the drivers and passengers on the bridge, and even causing social panic, so it is necessary to prevent and control it. Long-span bridges generally experience vertical bending vortex vibration, and torsional vortex vibration rarely occurs. Moreover, even if there is torsional vortex vibration, the amplitude is generally small, and the problem is not serious. Tuned mass dampers can be used to control the vibration of bridges. However, the vertical bending vortex vibration frequency of bridges is low (<0.2Hz, even lower than 0.1Hz). ...

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