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This research compares 3D printed bridge deformation under loads, revealing the impact of design features on stiffness and bearing capacity.
With the acceleration of urbanization, traditional bridge construction methods face dual challenges of efficiency and cost. 3D printing technology offers an innovative solution for bridge engineering. This study combines Digital Image Correlation (DIC) technology with numerical simulation methods to systematically analyze the full-field deformation characteristics of double-arch and four-arch 3D printed bridges under different load conditions. By comparing physical loading tests with finite element simulations, this research reveals the influence patterns of aperture geometric features on structural stiffness, stress distribution, and bearing capacity.
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