MIDAS-Based Finite Element Analysis of the Short Line Method of the Precast Segmental Bridge Construction

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This paper studies the precast and cantilever erection process of pre-stressed concrete continuous beam bridge alignment control in short line method, basis on the construction of a light rail. Various stages of bridge construction performed on simulation analysis and calculated by the finite element software MIDAS, concluded the ultimate internal force and deformation values, and the maximum deformation are within the scope of design elevation deviation 20 mm allowed, as to achieve the target of bridge assembly.

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DOI: 10.2749/101686600780481194

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