2010 International Conference on Electrical and Control Engineering 2010
DOI: 10.1109/icece.2010.1414
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Application of Kalman's Filtering Method in Construction Control for Cable Replacement of the Cable-Stayed Bridge

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“…Therefore, it would be necessary to conduct a comprehensive analysis of cable replacement that considers cable corrosion, damages, and even fractures during operation in the scheme design stage [6]. The cable replacement should be designed on the premise of minimum impact on normal traffic during cable replacement to minimize maintenance costs [7]. The removal of old cables and the re-tensioning of new cables during replacement inevitably lead to changes in the stress indicators of the bridge structure, including the bridge deck alignment, girder stress, and residual cable forces, which cause the redistribution of the internal forces of the cablestayed bridge and adversely affect the bridge structure itself [8].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, it would be necessary to conduct a comprehensive analysis of cable replacement that considers cable corrosion, damages, and even fractures during operation in the scheme design stage [6]. The cable replacement should be designed on the premise of minimum impact on normal traffic during cable replacement to minimize maintenance costs [7]. The removal of old cables and the re-tensioning of new cables during replacement inevitably lead to changes in the stress indicators of the bridge structure, including the bridge deck alignment, girder stress, and residual cable forces, which cause the redistribution of the internal forces of the cablestayed bridge and adversely affect the bridge structure itself [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yao et al [26] adopted the finite element method on Tianjin Yonghe bridge to simulate each stage of the cable replacement process; the dates of tension, the alignment of the main beam, and the change of stress before and after the cable replacement were compared and analyzed. Sun et al [27] used Kalman's filtering method in the construction control for cable replacement combined with the cable replacement project of Jiao-Ping Du cable-stayed bridge. The results showed that the cable tension of the cable-stayed bridge was 2926 kN less than the design cable tension after changing the cable of this bridge.…”
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“…Cable-stayed arch bridge without back cable is a new type of bridge structure which combines backless a cable-stayed bridge with an arch bridge. It has the characteristics of backless cable-stayed bridge and arch bridge, and its unique shape gives people a unique aesthetic feeling [1][2][3]. The cable-stayed structure can balance the dead weight of the main girder by the inclined bridge tower and enhance the longitudinal bending resistance of the main girder.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%