Although live load is well known to have a dynamic effect on bridge response in addition to its selfweight the significance of these effects on seismic response is unclear. In addition most bridge design specifications have few requirements concerning the inclusion of live load in their seismic
202024The combination of seismic and vehicle live loadings on bridges is an important design consideration. There are wellestablished design provisions for how the individual loadings affect bridge response structural components that carry vertical live loads are designed to remain well within the linearelastic range while lateral load carrying
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2. Wind load on live load Wind pressure on vehicles shall be represented by a uniform load of 0.100 kipsft 1.46 kNm applied at right angles to the longitudinal axis of the structure and 6.0 ft 1.85 m above the deck to represent the wind load on vehicles. 3.
2015826Effects of SoilStructure Interaction on the Seismic Response of Base Isolated in HighRise Buildings AbstractIn this paper a real 10story base isolated structure designed according to IBC 2009 guidelines is
2016127Second the seismic response of the proposed hybrid tower for the multispan cablestayed bridge is studied. These design live loads are taken from the Japanese specifications for highway bridges 5. Three live load cases L1 L2 and L3 are considered. As
Adverse effects found in this study were generally within 10 of the nolive load case. Until further studies are complete it appears generally conservative to ignore the dynamic effect of live load on the seismic response of ordinary bridges.
2014725seismic evaluation of truss bridges. Level 3evaluation is an indepth seismic evaluation. This is usually employed for bridges that cannot be conservatively assessed by a Level 2 evaluation and for bridges that serve as very critical links in the transportation system. Global and local 3D finite element models are developed to compute the
2014414The work presented in this report is a deliverable within the framework of the Administrative Arrangement SI2.558935 under the Memorandum of Understandingbetween the Directorate General
20131110Seismic Loads Based on IBC 2012ASCE 710 1. In areas used for storage a minimum of 25 percent of the floor live load shall be included. Design of members or connections where the seismic load effects including overstrength factor are required for design. 5. Diaphragm loads.
Although live load is well known to have a dynamic effect on bridge response in addition to its selfweight the significance of these effects on seismic response is unclear. In addition most bridge design specifications have few requirements concerning the inclusion of live load in their seismic
20151215Design of integral abutment bridges for combined thermal and . These bridges are subjected to primary loads live loads dead loads seismic loads etc. and secondary effects shrinkage creep passive pressure uniform seismic load combination in the longitudinal direction for jointless bridges
Seismic response timehistory analyses of the bridge subjected to highlevel earthquakes are carried out considering and not considering train live loads. Through the comparison and analyses of the results the effects of train live loads on seismic calculation of nonisolated railway bridges and isolated railway bridges are obtained.
To investigate the seismic response of highspeed railway bridge under a traveling concentrated mass system the primary and secondary suspension system can be equivalent to the sprung mass system according to the principle of equivalence theory ICE3 series highspeed vehicle of Germany is employed as vehicle live load.
Load Characteristics and BridgeCrossing Actual Response Analysis of Overweight Vehicles in California CHEN Dongjun1 3 LIU Lang1 PENG Kai1 LI Tianhua2 ZHANG Kejia2 1. School of Civil Engineering Chongqing Jiaotong University Chongqing 400074 P. R
20191118Report No. CCEER 1310 . THE EFFECT OF LIVE LOAD ON THE SEISMIC RESPONSE OF BRIDGES Hartanto Wibowo . Danielle M. Sanford . Ian G. Buckle . David H. Sanders . A report to the California Department of Transportation
2014911EQ load factor for live load C4.6 Seismic effects for box culverts and buried structures need not be considered except when they are subject to potentially increase the response of some bridges. Normally sitespecific evaluation of these effects would
2020323Six different configurations will be tested to examine different components including column design with and without conventional columns abutment design with and without backfill behind the abutments seismic isolation with and without response modification devices and the effects of live load with and without trucks on the
Emphasis on deflection live load distribution dynamic load allowance and multiple presence To evaluate the existing design provisions of AASHTO LRFD BDS and the AREMA manual for light rail train load To propose design information about live load effects for bridges carrying light rail trains or carrying light rail trains and highway
Integral abutment bridges IABs have many advantages over conventional bridges in terms of strength and maintenance cost. Due to the integrity of these structures uniform thermal and seismic loads are known important ones on the structure performance. Although all bridge design codes consider temperature and earthquake loads separately in their load combinations for conventional bridges the
Integral abutment bridges IABs in Illinois can be subjected to a wide range of seismic haard particularly due to the proximity of the southern region of the state to the New Madrid Seismic Zone. The lack of expansion joints in IABs places a greater emphasis on the interaction between abutment piles and surrounding soil during seismic events.
20131110Seismic Loads Based on IBC 2012ASCE 710 1. In areas used for storage a minimum of 25 percent of the floor live load shall be included. Design of members or connections where the seismic load effects including overstrength factor are required for design. 5. Diaphragm loads.
Seismic response timehistory analyses of the bridge subjected to highlevel earthquakes are carried out considering and not considering train live loads. Through the comparison and analyses of the results the effects of train live loads on seismic calculation of nonisolated railway bridges and isolated railway bridges are obtained.
During a strong seismic event a monorail train is assumed to be standing on the trackgirder of the monorail bridge. It is noted that considering monorail trains as additional mass in numerical modeling may overestimate live load effects on seismic performance of monorail bridges. Availability Find a library where document is available.
Suspension bridges are complex 3D structures that can exhibit a large number of closely spaced coupled modes of vibration. The large number of closely spaced modes spatially different ground motion characteristics and the potential for nonlinear behaviour complicate the seismic response of suspension bridges.
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