Shaking Table Test Study on the Earthquake Behavior of High-Speed Railway Bridge Pier with Rounded Rectangular Cross Section

Rounded rectangular cross section piers were widely used for high-speed railway (HSR) bridges in China. However, the performance of such piers under seismic scenarios has not been well studied. To study the earthquake behavior and damage of rounded rectangular cross section piers under different int...

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Main Authors: Xin Kang, Yongjian Zuo, Leqiao Zeng, Linna Peng, Qiliang Wang, Xiaoxiang Wang, Libin Deng, Jia Hu, Zhuo Li, Likun Li
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Hindawi Limited 2022-01-01
Series:Advances in Civil Engineering
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/7034299
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author Xin Kang
Yongjian Zuo
Leqiao Zeng
Linna Peng
Qiliang Wang
Xiaoxiang Wang
Libin Deng
Jia Hu
Zhuo Li
Likun Li
author_facet Xin Kang
Yongjian Zuo
Leqiao Zeng
Linna Peng
Qiliang Wang
Xiaoxiang Wang
Libin Deng
Jia Hu
Zhuo Li
Likun Li
author_sort Xin Kang
collection DOAJ
description Rounded rectangular cross section piers were widely used for high-speed railway (HSR) bridges in China. However, the performance of such piers under seismic scenarios has not been well studied. To study the earthquake behavior and damage of rounded rectangular cross section piers under different intensities of earthquake excitation, nine scaled pier specimens were constructed and tested on the shaking table. Experimental results show that the specimen remains elastic (no or slight damaged) for all experimental earthquake scenarios (from 0.45 g to 0.96 g). Finite element (FE) models were developed and validated by the experimental results. Using this FE model, the damage levels of these specimens under severe earthquake excitations (from 1.05 g to 1.95 g) were quantified. Numerical results show that the specimen in transverse direction shows no or slight damage, while repairable damage can be seen in longitudinal direction as the earthquake intensity increases from 1.05 g to 1.65 g. Repairable and unrepairable damage can be seen in transverse and longitudinal direction, respectively, as the earthquake intensity increases to 1.95 g. Researchers can make good use of these findings for better earthquake design or protection of this type of HSR piers in the future.
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spelling doaj.art-01e919685538412885b4ba91dcf8ee1e2022-12-22T04:03:01ZengHindawi LimitedAdvances in Civil Engineering1687-80942022-01-01202210.1155/2022/7034299Shaking Table Test Study on the Earthquake Behavior of High-Speed Railway Bridge Pier with Rounded Rectangular Cross SectionXin Kang0Yongjian Zuo1Leqiao Zeng2Linna Peng3Qiliang Wang4Xiaoxiang Wang5Libin Deng6Jia Hu7Zhuo Li8Likun Li9Hunan Construction Investment Group Co. LTDSchool of Civil EngineeringHunan Construction Investment Group Co. LTDHunan Construction Investment Group Co. LTDHunan Construction Investment Group Co. LTDHunan Construction Investment Group Co. LTDHunan Construction Investment Group Co. LTDHunan Construction Investment Group Co. LTDHunan Construction Investment Group Co. LTDChina MCC22 Group Corporation LTDRounded rectangular cross section piers were widely used for high-speed railway (HSR) bridges in China. However, the performance of such piers under seismic scenarios has not been well studied. To study the earthquake behavior and damage of rounded rectangular cross section piers under different intensities of earthquake excitation, nine scaled pier specimens were constructed and tested on the shaking table. Experimental results show that the specimen remains elastic (no or slight damaged) for all experimental earthquake scenarios (from 0.45 g to 0.96 g). Finite element (FE) models were developed and validated by the experimental results. Using this FE model, the damage levels of these specimens under severe earthquake excitations (from 1.05 g to 1.95 g) were quantified. Numerical results show that the specimen in transverse direction shows no or slight damage, while repairable damage can be seen in longitudinal direction as the earthquake intensity increases from 1.05 g to 1.65 g. Repairable and unrepairable damage can be seen in transverse and longitudinal direction, respectively, as the earthquake intensity increases to 1.95 g. Researchers can make good use of these findings for better earthquake design or protection of this type of HSR piers in the future.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/7034299
spellingShingle Xin Kang
Yongjian Zuo
Leqiao Zeng
Linna Peng
Qiliang Wang
Xiaoxiang Wang
Libin Deng
Jia Hu
Zhuo Li
Likun Li
Shaking Table Test Study on the Earthquake Behavior of High-Speed Railway Bridge Pier with Rounded Rectangular Cross Section
Advances in Civil Engineering
title Shaking Table Test Study on the Earthquake Behavior of High-Speed Railway Bridge Pier with Rounded Rectangular Cross Section
title_full Shaking Table Test Study on the Earthquake Behavior of High-Speed Railway Bridge Pier with Rounded Rectangular Cross Section
title_fullStr Shaking Table Test Study on the Earthquake Behavior of High-Speed Railway Bridge Pier with Rounded Rectangular Cross Section
title_full_unstemmed Shaking Table Test Study on the Earthquake Behavior of High-Speed Railway Bridge Pier with Rounded Rectangular Cross Section
title_short Shaking Table Test Study on the Earthquake Behavior of High-Speed Railway Bridge Pier with Rounded Rectangular Cross Section
title_sort shaking table test study on the earthquake behavior of high speed railway bridge pier with rounded rectangular cross section
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/7034299
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