Research on Simulation and Analysis of Tensioning Process of Suspender for Combinative Bridge with V-Type Pier Continuous Rigid Frame and Arch

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The combinative bridge with V-type rigid frame continuous concrete beams and concrete filled steel arch bridge is a hyperstatic structure at internal and external, the construction process is complex, the structure is occurring system transformation with construction process. The tensioning process of hangers has a direct impact on the force of suspender final bridge and the stress state of the structure. The influence of deformation and stress of structure are studied with one-step tensioning and multi-step tensioning, Based on finite element simulation of construction process for the combinative structure with V-type rigid frame and arch of Nianchu River Bridge. The tensioning construction process of suspenders is forward on considering the actual situation of the bridge.

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July 2014

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