This invention belongs to the field of simplified grade-separated bridge technology, specifically relating to a simple grade-separated bridge with a
cement-
steel frame structure for railway crossings. It includes a main component and two ramp components connected to the opposite side of the main component. The two ramp components are symmetrically arranged.
Pedestrian staircases are provided on both opposite sides of the main component, with each of the two
pedestrian staircases corresponding to one of the ramp components. This invention, by setting up the main component, ramp components, and
pedestrian staircases, forms a three-dimensional crossing
system for railways and highways. The
bridge deck system and
pedestrian surface
system are separated, allowing for separate passage for vehicles and pedestrians. Vehicles cross the railway via the
carriageway and connecting surface system, while pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles pass independently via the pedestrian staircases and pedestrian surface system. Side railings,
enclosure railings, and central railings provide all-round safety protection, completely eliminating direct conflict between trains and road users spatially and significantly reducing the probability of
railway accidents.