This study demonstrates effective in-situ reconstruction methods for continuous beam bridges, highlighting the integration of steel truss arch bridges.
This study explains the challenges of reconstructing a continuous beam bridge and its effects on the performance of adjacent structures. Combined in-situ demolition and modification of continuous beam bridges with the new construction of steel truss arch bridges, an integrated construction method is established. Taking a bridge as a construction platform, the temporary fixation technology is used for the tie beam hook. Various erection techniques of the bridge and tie beam construction support frame, as well as the construction techniques of Truss steel arch and wind bracing are studied and explored. In addition, the method of simultaneous disassembly and construction methods of crossbeams are also studied. Finally, a new technology is developed to reconstruct Truss arch bridge on continuous beam bridges.
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