High-intensity earthquake area airport GTC high-speed rail elevated station bridge and construction method thereof
A technology for earthquake zones and bridges, applied in bridges, stations, bridge parts, etc., can solve the problems of complex construction, many interface designs, and tight construction period, and achieve the effect of shortening construction period, avoiding mutual interference, and shortening construction period.
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[0035] Such as Figure 1-6 As shown, the high-intensity earthquake area airport GTC high-speed rail elevated station bridge consists of four parts, namely the main line bridge 1, the arrival and departure line bridge 2, the column-free metal canopy 3 and the catenary 4.
[0036] In this embodiment, there are two 6-line station bridges. The arrival-departure bridge 2 travels at a slower speed, and the main-line bridge 1 travels at a faster speed. The main-line bridge 1 and the arrival-departure bridge 2 are separated, and the gap between the two bridges is not less than 5cm . The driving speed of the bridge 1 on the main line is high, and the vibration effect generated is great. The separation type can prevent the vibration of the bridge 1 on the main line from affecting other buildings.
[0037] The common section steel anti-fall beam 103 on the main line is pre-embedded at the bottom of the corresponding main line box girder 101, and the ordinary section steel anti-fall beam...
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