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Properties and applications of FRP cable on long-span cable-supported bridges: A review
Composites Part B: Engineering, 2020Application of fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) cables on long-span cable-supported bridges can overcome the disadvantages of traditional steel cables such as heavy weight, obvious sag effect, decreasing carrying efficiency, pronounced fatigue degradation,
Yaqiang Yang +2 more
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Design and behavior of super-long span cable-stayed bridge with CFRP cables and UHPC members
Composites Part B: Engineering, 2019This paper proposes a cable-stayed bridge with carbon fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP) cables and ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) members and presents its design and structural behavior to analyze its feasibility with a super-long span.
Liang Ren, Zhi Fang
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Long-term condition evaluation for stay cable systems using dead load–induced cable forces
Advances in Structural Engineering, 2019To ensure the safety of cable-stayed bridges, a long-term condition evaluation method has been proposed based on dead load–induced cable forces. To extract dead load–induced cable forces under random vehicle loadings, a novel approach is first developed ...
Yuan Ren, Xiang Xu, Qiao Huang
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Engineering Structures, 2019
With the development of urban rail transit, long-span steel truss cable-stayed bridges have become increasingly favored. Therefore, train-induced bridge-borne vibration and noise are occurring more often.
Dangxiong Wang, Zhen Guo, Xiaozhen Li
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With the development of urban rail transit, long-span steel truss cable-stayed bridges have become increasingly favored. Therefore, train-induced bridge-borne vibration and noise are occurring more often.
Dangxiong Wang, Zhen Guo, Xiaozhen Li
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Structure and Infrastructure Engineering, 2019
The Sutong Bridge with a span of 1088 m is supported by 272 cables, whose lengths range from 152.85 m to 576.77 m (the longest in the world).
Airong Chen
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The Sutong Bridge with a span of 1088 m is supported by 272 cables, whose lengths range from 152.85 m to 576.77 m (the longest in the world).
Airong Chen
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Long-Term Sustenance Issue of Cables for Cable-Supported Bridges
IABSE Congress Reports, 2023<p>Cable-supported bridges are marvels of modern engineering. The construction and use of these have been on the rise for the last fifty years. Cables, with higher strength than the structural sections and innate flexibility, offer an economic solution for medium and long-span bridges.
Amitabha Ghoshal, Partha Roy
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Research on Switching Overvoltage of No-load Transformer with Long Cable
2020 2nd International Conference on Smart Power & Internet Energy Systems (SPIES), 2020In order to find out the regular and influencing factors of switching overvoltage in the process of power plant grid connection, so as to provide technical basis for the operation mode of switching on no-load transformer with long cable in the later ...
Hong-Tao Ren
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, 2021
Fragility analysis is widely used in seismic performance assessment of bridges but uncertainties in seismic demand and bridge modelling affect the accuracy of assessment results.
Kaiqi Lin +4 more
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Fragility analysis is widely used in seismic performance assessment of bridges but uncertainties in seismic demand and bridge modelling affect the accuracy of assessment results.
Kaiqi Lin +4 more
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, 2021
This work focused on the damping effectiveness of additional longitudinal viscous dampers employed for seismic control of long-span cable-stayed bridges considering wave passage effects.
Wei Guo, Jian-Zhong Li, Z. Guan
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This work focused on the damping effectiveness of additional longitudinal viscous dampers employed for seismic control of long-span cable-stayed bridges considering wave passage effects.
Wei Guo, Jian-Zhong Li, Z. Guan
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