Novel distributed small hole groove of steel-concrete composite beam prefabricated bridge deck slab
A technology for steel-concrete composite beams and prefabricated bridges, applied in bridges, bridge parts, bridge construction, etc., can solve problems such as inconsistency in theoretical force transmission, large holes and grooves in bridge decks, and discontinuous arrangement of shear nails. The effect of uniform transmission, convenient prefabrication and installation, and controllable construction quality
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[0024] Its structure includes a prefabricated bridge deck 1, small hole slots 2, shear nails 3, steel girder roof 4, epoxy mortar 5, rubber strips 6, and the small hole slots 2 on the prefabricated bridge deck 1 are equally spaced along the bridge length direction Arrangement, a row of shear nails 3 is arranged in a small hole slot 2, the bridge deck and the steel girder top plate 4 are tightly fitted by setting rubber strips 6 and epoxy mortar 5, and the small hole slot 2 of the bridge deck is stuck into the shear force. After nailing 3, pour high-performance shrinkage-compensating concrete in the small hole grooves 2 to permanently combine the bridge deck and the steel beam top plate 4 to form a composite beam. The clustered small hole grooves 2 are arranged at equal intervals along the longitudinal bridge direction, and the specific distance can be determined according to The magnitude of the horizontal shear force,...
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