Research assesses force control measures in bridge construction, indicating their feasibility and effectiveness.
This paper studies a large-span low-pier continuous rigid frame bridge using Midas Civil to model a full-bridge simulation. It assesses two force-adjustment measures during construction: permanent counterweights at side-span cantilever ends and reverse thrusting at mid-span free ends. Monitoring data shows good agreement between measured pier forces/displacements and simulations, proving the feasibility of measures in improving the bridge’s force conditions.
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