Sectional Model Wind Tunnel Test and Research on the Wind-Induced Vibration Response of a Curved Beam Unilateral Stayed Bridge

The linear curve distribution of the beam and the asymmetrical layout of the stay cables may have beneficial or adverse influences on cable-stayed bridges. Sectional model wind tunnel tests and numerical simulations were used to analyze the influence of these two factors on the wind-induced vibratio...

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Main Authors: Shuang Zhao, Jiahao Chen, Jiahao Yue, Zhitao Yan, Jun Liu, Bin Zhang, Jianfeng Chen
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Published: MDPI AG 2022-10-01
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author Shuang Zhao
Jiahao Chen
Jiahao Yue
Zhitao Yan
Jun Liu
Bin Zhang
Jianfeng Chen
author_facet Shuang Zhao
Jiahao Chen
Jiahao Yue
Zhitao Yan
Jun Liu
Bin Zhang
Jianfeng Chen
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description The linear curve distribution of the beam and the asymmetrical layout of the stay cables may have beneficial or adverse influences on cable-stayed bridges. Sectional model wind tunnel tests and numerical simulations were used to analyze the influence of these two factors on the wind-induced vibration characteristics of a curved beam unilateral stayed bridges (CBUSB) and the interaction between its stay cables and curved beams. According to the basic similarity law, the sectional models of a CBUSB example were designed and manufactured. The aerodynamic force and wind-induced vibration of the models were measured in an atmospheric boundary wind tunnel laboratory to obtain the aerodynamic coefficient and displacement, respectively. Based on the wind tunnel test results, the verified finite element model was used to determine the displacement, acceleration, and cable tension of the CBUSB excited by the buffeting force under 5 curvature cases and 4 cable layout cases. Then, band-pass filter technology and fast Fourier transform technology were used to analyze the influence of these two parameters on the wind-induced vibration characteristics of the CBUSB. Results show that the CBUSB had good aerodynamic stability in the wind tunnel at low and high wind speeds. With increasing curvature, the high-order modal vibration and modal coupling vibration of the CBUSB may be generated. The frequency, the proportion of wind-induced vibration response components, and the distribution characteristics of spectrum energy of CBUSB will be affected by 4 cable layout schemes. Cables arranged on both sides of the bridge and near the center of curvature can improve pedestrian comfort and reduce wind-induced vibration, respectively. Affected by the interaction between cable and bridge, the cable and bridge transmit their own vibration to each other, both of which contain the response components of each other.
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spelling doaj.art-3118f1dfda2344559876c08afc141b532023-11-23T23:17:38ZengMDPI AGBuildings2075-53092022-10-011210164310.3390/buildings12101643Sectional Model Wind Tunnel Test and Research on the Wind-Induced Vibration Response of a Curved Beam Unilateral Stayed BridgeShuang Zhao0Jiahao Chen1Jiahao Yue2Zhitao Yan3Jun Liu4Bin Zhang5Jianfeng Chen6School of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Chongqing University of Science and Technology, Chongqing 401331, ChinaSchool of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Chongqing University of Science and Technology, Chongqing 401331, ChinaSchool of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Chongqing University of Science and Technology, Chongqing 401331, ChinaSchool of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Chongqing University of Science and Technology, Chongqing 401331, ChinaChina Construction Second Engineering Bureau Ltd., Beijing 100160, ChinaCMCU Engineering Co., Ltd., Chongqing 400039, ChinaCMCU Engineering Co., Ltd., Chongqing 400039, ChinaThe linear curve distribution of the beam and the asymmetrical layout of the stay cables may have beneficial or adverse influences on cable-stayed bridges. Sectional model wind tunnel tests and numerical simulations were used to analyze the influence of these two factors on the wind-induced vibration characteristics of a curved beam unilateral stayed bridges (CBUSB) and the interaction between its stay cables and curved beams. According to the basic similarity law, the sectional models of a CBUSB example were designed and manufactured. The aerodynamic force and wind-induced vibration of the models were measured in an atmospheric boundary wind tunnel laboratory to obtain the aerodynamic coefficient and displacement, respectively. Based on the wind tunnel test results, the verified finite element model was used to determine the displacement, acceleration, and cable tension of the CBUSB excited by the buffeting force under 5 curvature cases and 4 cable layout cases. Then, band-pass filter technology and fast Fourier transform technology were used to analyze the influence of these two parameters on the wind-induced vibration characteristics of the CBUSB. Results show that the CBUSB had good aerodynamic stability in the wind tunnel at low and high wind speeds. With increasing curvature, the high-order modal vibration and modal coupling vibration of the CBUSB may be generated. The frequency, the proportion of wind-induced vibration response components, and the distribution characteristics of spectrum energy of CBUSB will be affected by 4 cable layout schemes. Cables arranged on both sides of the bridge and near the center of curvature can improve pedestrian comfort and reduce wind-induced vibration, respectively. Affected by the interaction between cable and bridge, the cable and bridge transmit their own vibration to each other, both of which contain the response components of each other.https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/12/10/1643curved beam stayed bridgesectional modelwind tunnel testfinite element modelwind-induced vibration response
spellingShingle Shuang Zhao
Jiahao Chen
Jiahao Yue
Zhitao Yan
Jun Liu
Bin Zhang
Jianfeng Chen
Sectional Model Wind Tunnel Test and Research on the Wind-Induced Vibration Response of a Curved Beam Unilateral Stayed Bridge
Buildings
curved beam stayed bridge
sectional model
wind tunnel test
finite element model
wind-induced vibration response
title Sectional Model Wind Tunnel Test and Research on the Wind-Induced Vibration Response of a Curved Beam Unilateral Stayed Bridge
title_full Sectional Model Wind Tunnel Test and Research on the Wind-Induced Vibration Response of a Curved Beam Unilateral Stayed Bridge
title_fullStr Sectional Model Wind Tunnel Test and Research on the Wind-Induced Vibration Response of a Curved Beam Unilateral Stayed Bridge
title_full_unstemmed Sectional Model Wind Tunnel Test and Research on the Wind-Induced Vibration Response of a Curved Beam Unilateral Stayed Bridge
title_short Sectional Model Wind Tunnel Test and Research on the Wind-Induced Vibration Response of a Curved Beam Unilateral Stayed Bridge
title_sort sectional model wind tunnel test and research on the wind induced vibration response of a curved beam unilateral stayed bridge
topic curved beam stayed bridge
sectional model
wind tunnel test
finite element model
wind-induced vibration response
url https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/12/10/1643
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