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Experimental and Numerical Investigations on the Spherical Steel Bearing Capacity of New Anti-Separation Design
To solve the issues of slippage and dislodging caused by insufficient grout compactness in railway bridge spherical steel bearings, a novel kind of anti-separation spherical steel bearing is presented. Firstly, a comparative test model was meticulously designed and constructed for the bearing-stone...
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Published in: | KSCE journal of civil engineering 2024, 28(2), , pp.889-903 |
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Main Authors: | , , , , , |
Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | To solve the issues of slippage and dislodging caused by insufficient grout compactness in railway bridge spherical steel bearings, a novel kind of anti-separation spherical steel bearing is presented. Firstly, a comparative test model was meticulously designed and constructed for the bearing-stone assembly, encompassing both the traditional spherical steel bearing and the innovative anti-separation spherical steel bearing. Next, mechanical performance testing and finite element simulation analysis were completed. Finally, an empirical equation for the vertical load-strain fitting of the bearing was established. The results demonstrate that, under the maximum vertical static load, the convex spherical crown anti-separation design of the new anti-dislodging bearing is not sensitive to the bearing performance of the bearing-bedding stone combination. All indexes also meet the specifications. Under the action of cyclic load, the error of each parameter between finite element analysis and test results is less than 7%, which shows that the new anti- separation spherical bearing has higher bearing capacity and better fatigue resistance; the fitted value of the established bearing vertical load-strain calculation formula is in agreement with the test value by more than 0.95, which can predict whether the new anti-separation bearing fails. |
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ISSN: | 1226-7988 1976-3808 |
DOI: | 10.1007/s12205-023-1172-z |