Design and Spread Analysis of a New Deployable Bridge Section

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For the volume of the new prefabricated bridge with integral structure is huge and transportation and storage are difficult, scissors mechanism driven by hydraulic cylinder is presented to bridge design. Wth theoretical analysis, the position of the node, velocity and acceleration are analyzed. Using the ADAMS software, the whole model of deployable bridge section is established. The multi-body dynamic simulation of the whole model is studied. The simulation results are compared with those of theoretical analysis. The maximum error of them is 2.26%. The methods and conclusions are available for the design of developable bridge section.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 639-640)

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206-210

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January 2013

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