Study on the Spatial System Dynamics of Long-Span Arch Bridge Interacting with Vehicles Subjected to Multiple Vehicle Loads

Mo, Shuai; Chen, Keren; Huang, Zurui; Zhang, Wei

doi:10.1007/s42417-023-01164-4

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“…, and F v are the vehicle-bridge interaction coupling parameters. The above vehicle-bridge coupled system may be solved using an uncoupled method [36,37]. Mode superposition makes it possible to separate the bridge modal analysis from the vehicle-bridge coupled model.…”

Section: Vehicle-bridge Interaction and Numerical Solutionmentioning

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Comparison of Dynamic Amplification Factor of Deflection and Bending Moment of Highway Continuous Box-Girder Bridges by Mode Superposition

Wang,

Zhou,

Zhao

et al. 2024

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There are differences between the dynamic deflection and bending moment (strain) in the same section of continuous girder bridges. However, the selection of the response for calculating dynamic amplification factors (DAFs), which are essential for bridge health monitoring and safety assessment, remains controversial. Modes may play a role in the relationship between the deflection DAF and the bending moment DAF in both numerical analysis and field tests. To investigate the distinctions between the DAFs of the deflection and bending moment in a continuous girder bridge, functional expressions of the DAFs were derived, taking into account multi-factor coupling under concentrated forces. The interaction effects of the mode and road surface condition (RSC), vehicle speed, bridge span length, and span number on the deflection DAF, the bending moment DAF, and the ratio of the deflection DAF to the bending moment DAF (RDM) of precast continuous box-girder bridges were analyzed using vehicle-bridge interaction. To ensure the accuracy of the DAF in numerical computations and experimental tests, two types of accuracy indexes and the corresponding cut-off modes were provided. Validation was conducted by performing dynamic load tests on two field bridges. The results indicate that different modes have a significant effect on the RDM of the mid-span section of a bridge. When considering multiple factors, the deflection DAF and bending moment DAF of the mid-span section increased rapidly with the considered modes and then stabilized. Statistically, the RDM of all nine bridges ranged from 1.00 to 1.12, indicating that the deflection DAF was greater than the bending moment DAF. The suggested cut-off modes can be utilized for efficient and accurate calculation of the DAF and response signal fidelity.

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Section: Vehicle-bridge Interaction and Numerical Solutionmentioning

confidence: 99%