Prestressed concrete structure effective stress distribution evaluation method based on limited data

A concrete structure and effective stress technology, applied in special data processing applications, electrical digital data processing, complex mathematical operations, etc., can solve the problems of uncertain effective stress, uneven distribution, uneven effective stress distribution, etc., to improve safety. performance, improved accuracy, and scientific effects

Active Publication Date: 2022-05-24
CENT RES INST OF BUILDING & CONSTR CO LTD MCC GRP +1
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However, during the process of tensioning and service, prestressed tendons are affected by the randomness of parameters such as construction, materials, and design, so that there is uncertainty in the real effective stress. Values ​​tend to deviate greatly from
In addition, the prestressed system of the prestressed concrete frame structure is often composed of thousands or even tens of thousands of prestressed tendons. Stress loss, its effective stress distribution presents certain non-uniform characteristics
[0004] The post-tensioned prestressed concrete frame structure has a large number of prestressed tendons, and the effective stress is uncertain and unevenly distributed
It is impossible to fully evaluate the effective stress of all prestressed tendons of the structure even after sampling inspection
However, the existing method of evaluating the effective stress based on the mean value has certain safety hazards.

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[0062] The method for evaluating the effective stress distribution of prestressed concrete structures based on limited data of the present invention is based on a 19-year service project as an example: a project has a construction area of ​​about 43,000 square meters, 2 floors underground, 9 floors above ground, and one floor underground and above. The layer beams and slabs are all made of unbonded prestressed concrete technology. After nearly 20 years of service, they are planned to be reinforced and reconstructed, and the current situation of structural prestressing needs to be evaluated. 1570MPa steel strands are used for the prestressed tendons in this project, the tension control stress is 70%, the strength of the concrete beams is C35, and most beam members are wide and fl...

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The invention discloses a finite data-based effective stress distribution evaluation method for a prestressed concrete structure. The method comprises the following steps of: calculating theoretical distribution characteristics of an effective stress probability of an ith prestressed tendon of an existing concrete structure; centralizing the probability of the effective stress of the ith prestressed tendon; establishing a Gaussian mixture model; calculating skewness and kurtosis of the Gaussian mixture model; performing normal saliency test on the Gaussian mixture model and determining a detection range; detecting the effective stress value of the pre-stressed tendon of the existing structure; estimating the total effective stress probability of the prestressed member set; and estimating the effective stress probability of each component of the prestressed tendon.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of prestressed concrete structures, in particular to a method for evaluating effective stress distribution of prestressed concrete structures based on limited data. Background technique [0002] The effective stress of a prestressed concrete structure is the residual stress value after deducting various prestress losses from the stress at the tensile end of the prestressed tendon immediately before the anchorage. One of the key indicators of performance evaluation. [0003] The deterministic calculation method of prestress loss considering the influence of anchoring moment and long-term service is given in the codes of buildings, bridges and other structures. However, during the tensioning and service process of prestressed tendons, due to the randomness of construction, material, design and other parameters, the real effective stress of prestressed tendons is uncertain. Values ​​tend to vary widely. In a...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F30/20G06F30/13G06F17/18G06F119/14
CPCG06F30/20G06F30/13G06F17/18G06F2119/14
Inventor 徐晓达曾滨许庆张灏达尚仁杰徐曼
Owner CENT RES INST OF BUILDING & CONSTR CO LTD MCC GRP
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