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Analysis and Design of Cable Stayed Bridge using STAAD-PRO

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science & Engineering Technology (IJRASET) ISSN: 2321-9653; IC Value: 45.98; SJ Impact Factor: 7.429 Volume 8 Issue V May 2020- Available at www.ijraset.com

Analysis and Design of Cable Stayed Bridge using STAAD-PRO Akshay Sagale1, Sandip Dongre2 1

P.G. Student, 2Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, G.H. Raisoni University,Amravati, Maharashtra, India

Abstract: The remaining bridge is a very statically undefined structure, which takes place as a continuous beam that is supported elastic in the points of cable attachments. Except for the cases of very simple cable-stayed bridge, the computer is necessary to solve this type of structure. Computer programs are needed to generate impact schemes for the cable forces, the rigidity of the beam, bending moments and scissors, as well as towers and pier reactions. Programs are also needed to quickly solve a variety of parametric efforts and loads, which should be taken into account when achieving a fairly effective design. Probably the most important problems are the definition of the optimum section of the rigidity section, as well as the configuration and cable size. The present work deals with the analysis and design of cable stayed bridge. This is carried out in STAAD-PRO software, the results obtained are in terms of displacement, reactions, forces and stresses. Keywords: Cable stayed Bridge, IRC loading, displacement and reactions I. INTRODUCTION Overcoming the gap remains a symbol of triumph of humanity over nature. The longer and unattainable the abyss, the more it is ADTA for the structure of the bridge. The cable remained bridges, a synonym of flown over a large open space, so has always been regarded as a tribute to human achievement. The idea of using cables to maintain the bridge spans is not new, and a number of examples of this type of construction were recorded long ago. Sloping stay were first introduced in England and widely used there in the early 19th century. Cable-remaining bridges have become effective alternatives in case of large bridges.

Figure No.1: Russky Bridge, Vladivostok, Russia Longitudinal cable behavior-The remaining bridge can be understood as the beam on discrete elastic poles and bending the beam will prevail. A number of methods can be used to analyze cable-the remaining bridges. There are many precise methods, such as the cross-matrix approach, as adopted by Tang, a mixed force displacement method, as is customary to Smith, and recently used finite element methods used to analyse the structure. These methods care about both material as well as geometric nonlinearity, because the cable-remained bridges exhibition of both types of linear behavior.

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science & Engineering Technology (IJRASET) ISSN: 2321-9653; IC Value: 45.98; SJ Impact Factor: 7.429 Volume 8 Issue V May 2020- Available at www.ijraset.com II. REVIEW OF LITERATURE Kao and Kou (2010) analyzed the symmetric, fan-shaped cable remained the bridge under sudden loss of cable, as this is the most critical phenomenon in the analysis of the cable left the bridge. Wolf and Starosek (2008) studied the behavior of the 3D cable-the remaining model of the bridge and found out that the initial failure (loss) of the three cables around the pylon could provoke a zipper type of collapse associated with large vertical deformation within the framework of the bridge deck. Jenkins and Hersten (2001) reports to the FTA report that about 58% of the terrorist attacks targeted the transport sector, including bridge structures. Mamed (2007) analyzed the typical bridges of the highway under explosive load. (Juan et al., 2011) studied significant damage and the collapse of several bridges that occurred as a result of major earthquake events in the past. Therefore, he recommends different guidelines for responding to seismic actions seen in the design of bridges. For example, the Xiaoyudong bridge in China was damaged during the May 12, 2008 venture earthquake with a magnitude of 8.0. (Kawashima et al., 2011, Goshikuma, 2011) is studying a strong earthquake in Japan in Fukushima, which has created significant losses in several bridges, caused by strong movement of the Earth, as well as tsunami pouring and thinners of dynamic cable reaction the remaining bridges are more critical due to the effects of earthquakes and wind loads compared to other types of bridges. However, with increasing the length of the span and the increase in slenderness on the rigidity of the beam much attention is paid not only to the dynamic reaction of bridges under the earthquake and the load on the wind. III. METHODOLOGY The modeling of the cable stayed bridge is carried out in STAAD-PRO as follows.

Figure No.2: Sectional properties of Cable stayed bridge

Figure 3: Modeling of cable stayed bridge

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Figure 4: IRC loading applied on Bridge IV. RESULTS The results of cable stayed bridge is obtained in the STAAD-PRO software and they are presented as follows. Table 1: Displacement of Cable Stayed Bridge

Node

L/C

Horizontal

Vertical

Horizontal

X mm

Y mm

Z mm

Resultant mm

Max X

7 1 DL

34.886

-22.327

-0.276

41.42

Min X

6 1 DL

-34.886

-22.327

-0.276

41.42

Max Y

66 1 DL

0

14.862

0.028

14.862

Min Y

14 1 DL

6.592

-96.046

0.031

96.272

Max Z

104 1 DL

-34.886

-22.327

0.276

41.42

Min Z

6 1 DL

-34.886

-22.327

-0.276

41.42

Max rX

67 1 DL

0

14.862

-0.028

14.862

Min rX

66 1 DL

0

14.862

0.028

14.862

Max rY

27 1 DL

-6.891

-80.368

-0.117

80.663

Min rY

26 1 DL

6.891

-80.368

-0.117

80.663

Max rZ

116 1 DL

3.796

-29.042

0.034

29.289

Min rZ

151 1 DL

-3.796

-29.042

0.034

29.289

Max Rst

14 1 DL

6.592

-96.046

0.031

96.272

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Horizontal

Vertical

Horizontal

Moment

Fx kN

Fy kN

Fz kN

Mx kNm

My kNm

Mz kNm

Max Fx

9

91.215

30086.525

-2.948

-15.263

-1.193

-935.263

Min Fx

8

-91.215

30086.525

-2.948

-15.263

1.193

935.263

Max Fy

8

-91.215

30086.525

-2.948

-15.263

1.193

935.263

Min Fy

8

0

0

0

0

0

0

Max Fz

106

-91.215

30086.525

2.948

15.263

-1.193

935.263

Min Fz

8

-91.215

30086.525

-2.948

-15.263

1.193

935.263

Max Mx

106

-91.215

30086.525

2.948

15.263

-1.193

935.263

Min Mx

8

-91.215

30086.525

-2.948

-15.263

1.193

935.263

Max My

8

-91.215

30086.525

-2.948

-15.263

1.193

935.263

Min My

9

91.215

30086.525

-2.948

-15.263

-1.193

-935.263

Max Mz

8

-91.215

30086.525

-2.948

-15.263

1.193

935.263

Min Mz

9

91.215

30086.525

-2.948

-15.263

-1.193

-935.263

Beam

Fx kN

Table 3: Beam Forces of Cable Stayed Bridge Fy kN Fz kN Mx kNm

My kNm

Mz kNm

Max Fx

143

30086.525

91.215

2.948

1.193

15.263

-935.263

Min Fx

500

-1564.983

249.443

0

0

0

0

Max Fy

52

-67.895

852.08

-2.037

50.168

1.91

1482.286

Min Fy

339

-67.895

-852.081

2.037

-50.168

1.91

1482.287

Max Fz

7

26780.604

91.215

199.377

1.817

-1670.462

1345.11

Min Fz

141

26780.602

91.215

-199.377

-1.817

1670.462

1345.11

Max Mx

47

1009.006

170.344

0.232

132.122

-1.337

181.575

Min Mx

46

1009.006

170.344

-0.232

-132.122

1.337

181.575

Max My

141

26780.602

91.215

-199.377

-1.817

1670.462

1345.11

Min My

7

26780.604

91.215

199.377

1.817

-1670.462

1345.11

Max Mz

339

-67.895

-852.081

2.037

-50.168

1.91

1482.287

Min Mz

8

26780.604

-91.215

199.377

-1.817

-1670.462

-1345.11

Figure 5: Stress Graph of element of Bridge

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Figure 6: Bending Moment Diagram of Bridge V. CONCLUSION From the above study following conclusions are obtained : A. B. C. D.

The cable stayed bridge analysis is possible in STAAD-PRO. The different element of Bridge is to be given the properties with due care. The forces and stresses on the bridges are obtained. The IRC loading is applied on the bridge and the displacement is within the permissible limits

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