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Shear Resistance Behavior Analysis Of High Strength Steel-Concrete Composite Bridges

Posted on:2007-09-12Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:T Y SongFull Text:PDF
GTID:2132360185481755Subject:Bridge and tunnel project
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On the basis of analysis which is about steel-concrete composite bridge's theory and testing data, borrowing ideas from the research theory of high strength steel and high strength concrete, the high strength steel-concrete composite bridge is formed. This technique is a development of traditional composite bridge. In details, the following aspects are investigated:1. On the basis of developing history and present status of composite beam and high strength material, the characteristics of shear resistance are analysed, and the problems of shear resistance are indicated. Vertical shear resistance and longitudinal shear resistance, which are two important points of shear resistance researches, are summaried.2. According to the weakness of composite bridge's shear resistance researches, a new method is suggested, which employs high strength materials in composite beam. The influence of high strength material's mechanical property which is different from normal strength material's should be considered.3. On the basis of finite element theory, the models of high strength steel-concrete composite beam is set up by ANSYS. The Composite beam's midspan deflection, longitudinal slip , stud shear and vertical shear under different elastic stage and elastic-plastic stage are compared, when the concrete strength,steel strength,the thickness, width and transverse reinforcement ratio of concrete slab are different.4. By the calculated results and the influence of material strength and physical dimension to composite beam, some suggestions are proposed when high strength materials are used in composite beam design.
Keywords/Search Tags:high strength steel-concrete composite bridge, the longitudinal slip effect, vertical shear resistance, longitudinal shear resistance, parametric analysis
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