Study on Linear Control of Girders in Construction State for a Thousand-meter Scale Cable-stayed Bridge
Rucheng Xiao
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Rucheng Xiao
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This paper introduces the optimization theory and method for the calculation of cantilever construction of girders. The first order optimization method is used to determine the rational construction state of a cable-stayed bridge.Using spatial nonlinear finite element method(FEM),the actual cantilever construction process of steel box-shaped girders is simulated,and the prearranged height of girders during construction is obtained. The results provide the basis for the construction control of a thousand-meter scale cable-stayed bridge.At the same time,the influence of the bending rigidity between transverse beams on the bending moment of lengthways girders in the finished dead state is discussed.
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This paper introduces the optimization theory and method for the calculation of cantilever construction of girders. The first order optimization method is used to determine the rational construction state of a cable-stayed bridge.Using spatial nonlinear finite element method(FEM),the actual cantilever construction process of steel box-shaped girders is simulated,and the prearranged height of girders during construction is obtained. The results provide the basis for the construction control of a thousand-meter scale cable-stayed bridge.At the same time,the influence of the bending rigidity between transverse beams on the bending moment of lengthways girders in the finished dead state is discussed.
Key concepts: Girder, Structural engineering, Engineering, Cantilever, Bending moment, Finite element method, Bridge (graph theory), Nonlinear system