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Time-History Analysis of A Cable Stayed Bridge For Various Spans and Pylon Height
Time-History Analysis of A Cable Stayed Bridge For Various Spans and Pylon Height
T hree Dimensional Non-Linear Seismic Analysis of a Cable St ayed Bridge Using ANSYS
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To model and analyses a cable stayed bridge using M8 – A-Type – Span 110 m – Pylon Ht. Span/2
SAP 2000 for A shape of pylon configuration
subjected to static load. M9 – A-Type – Span 220 m – Pylon Ht. Span/3
To understand the behavior of a cable stayed bridge M10– A-Type – Span 220 m – Pylon Ht. Span/2
subjected to dynamic time history loads and moving
M11 – A-Type – Span 320 m – Pylon Ht. Span/3
loads.
M12 – A-Type – Span 320 m – Pylon Ht. Span/2
To study the effect of increase in span on the
response of a shape pylon.
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2. MODELLING
Span = 110m
Span = 220m
Figure 1: Model 1
Span = 110m
Span = 320m
Figure 2: Model 2
Span = 220m
Figure 5: Model 5
Height of pylon = 73.3m
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2.6 MODEL 6 SPECIFICATIONS: vibration” The response in each mode of natural vibration
can be computed independently with respect to the other
Type of Pylon = A-shaped pylon modes. The structure can be modeled as a discrete or
continuous system and depending on this ordinary
Span = 320m differential equations or partial differential equations can be
used as governing equations respectively.
Height of pylon = 160m
4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Figure 6: Model 6
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Figure 19: Peak displacement response – Span 320 (Pylon Figure 21: Peak Displacement Summary graph
Ht. 160 m)
4.1.2 PEAK ACCELERATION RESPONSES
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Figure 23: Peak Acceleration response – Span 110 (Pylon Figure 26; Peak Acceleration response – Span 320 (Pylon
Ht. 36.6 m) Ht. 160 m)
Figure 24: Peak Acceleration response – Span 220 (Pylon Figure 27: Peak Acceleration response – Span 320 (Pylon
Ht. 110 m) Ht. 106.6 m)
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4.2 MOVING LOAD ANALYSIS Figure 32: Deck Deflection due to Moving Loads Graph
5. CONCLUSIONS
5.1 GENERAL
Table 6: Deck Deflection due to Moving Loads Peak acceleration is found to be high for lower span
bridges and short pylons. Whereas peak deflection is
found to be more in high span cable stayed bridge.
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Also from present study it can be suggested that, more 12. 1Umang A. Koyani, 2Kaushik C. Koradia
than 2 pylons can be provided for large spans, hence PARAMETRIC STUDY OF CABLE STAYED BRIDGE
pylon height can be reduced and thereby reducing the JETIR1605025 Journal of Emerging Technologies
deflections and cable forces. and Innovative Research (JETIR) www.jetir.org 1
13. Hussain Hararwala1 Dr. Mrs. Savita Maaru2 Effect
5.2 SCOPE OF FUTURE WORK of the Different Shapes of Pylons on the Dynamic
Analysis of Cable Stayed Bridge using SAP 2000
The present study can be extended with the IJSRD - International Journal for Scientific Research
incorporation of dampers to reduce the vibrations & Development| Vol. 3, Issue 11, 2016 | ISSN
and overall deformations. (online): 2321-0613
The present study can be done for different shapes
of pylon and different heights.
AUTHORS
Yogesh B Jankar
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