Study on External Prestressing Connection Mode of the Simply-Supported and Continued Structure System

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Simply supported beam by applying the external prestressing change as a continuous system can be a substantial increase in the bridge carrying capacity, but more complex in vitro beam connection segment force. To study the forced state of external prestressing connection mode of the simply-supported and continued structure system, it is studied by both the way of numerical simulation using the finite element analysis software ANSYS and experimental research. The physical model to simulate the prestressed concrete structure and the test process are described. By comparing the results of numerical simulation and experimental research, the stress stage of the connection mode is divided. As a result, a simplified method of calculating the deflection based on the elastic theory is proposed. The internal force redistribution of the structure is also determined. The results of the numerical simulation method are reliable because it is similar to measured results.

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