Study on Operating Vehicle Load Limit of Sub-Health Bridge

Jun Ping Zhang; Ai Rong Liu; Gang Wu; Ke Zeng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.163-167.3369

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Study on Operating Vehicle Load Limit of Sub-Health Bridge

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Depending on the actual service condition of sub-health bridge, the following investigation is carried out: 1)The concept of damage limit state is proposed, from which the subject of the serviceability carrying capacity is revealed, then the evaluation path of serviceability carrying capacity of sub-health beam is given.2) The difference between the reliability of sub-health bridge and new bridge is analyzed, consequently, the problem about reasonable limit vehicle load is solved preliminarily in theory.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 163-167)

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December 2010

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Jun Ping Zhang, Ai Rong Liu, Gang Wu, Ke Zeng

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Damage Limit State, Load Limit, Operating Vehicle, Reliability, Serviceable Carrying Capacity, Sub-Health Bridge

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