Inelastic Design of Continuous-Span Composite Plate Girder Bridges by LRFD Method

비탄성 설계법에 의한 플레이트 거더 연속교의 LRFD 설계

  • 조은영 (명지대학교 토목환경공학과 구조연구실) ;
  • 신동구 (명지대학교 토목환경공학과)
  • Received : 2008.04.02
  • Accepted : 2008.06.30
  • Published : 2008.08.10

Abstract

The inelastic design of the three-span continuous composite plate girder with consideration of moment redistribution over the interior pier is performed using the LRFD method. The design of the girder section, based on the inelastic method, is compared with that by the conventional elastic design. The length of the center span for the three-span continuous bridge ranges from 40m to 70m and the relative ratio of the span length is assumed to be 4:5:4. Although the AASHTO- LRFD specifications are applied in the design of the composite girder, the recently proposed new design live load is used. After determining the maximum positive and negative sections by the elastic design for various limit states, the amount of moment redistributed to the maximum positive moment section is calculated. With the increased design moment due to moment redistribution from the interior pier, the maximum positive section designed by the elastic method is checked for the strength limit state and the service limit state. The maximum negative moment section is redesigned by reducing the size of the steel girder relative to the section designed by the elastic method and the new section is checked for the service limit state. Based on the design results for the five bridges considered in this study, it is estimated that about 23% of steel can be saved in the interior pier section if it is designed by the inelastic method compared with that designed by the elastic method.

연속경간 강합성 플레이트 거더교를 내측 교각 위 부모멘트부에서의 모멘트 재분배 효과를 고려하는 LRFD 비탄성설계법으로 설계하고 탄성설계법에 의한 설계결과와 비교하였다. 탄성 및 비탄성 설계 시에 교량은 3경간 연속교로 가정하였으며 경간비를 4:5:4로 중앙 경간 최대 경간장은 40m-70m를 고려하였다. 설계방법은 AASHTO-LRFD 규정을 적용하였으나 설계활하중은 최근 국내에서 새로이 제안된 활하중을 사용하였다. 탄성설계법으로 최대정모멘트 단면과 내측 교각 위 최대부모멘트 단면을 설계한 후에 내측 교각 위에서의 재분배모멘트를 계산하고 이를 최대정모멘트부의 설계모멘트에 추가하여 최대정모멘트부 단면에 대한 강도한계상태와 사용성한계상태에 대하여 검토하였다. 최대부모멘트부는 탄성설계법으로 구한 강거더 단면의 강재량을 감소시키고 비탄성설계법에 규정한 사용성한계상태 설계요구조건을 검토하였다. 5개의 연속교를 비탄성설계법으로 설계한 결과 최대부모멘트부의 강거더 단면적이 탄성설계에 비해 23% 내외 감소하는 것으로 분석되었다.

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Acknowledgement

Supported by : 교량설계핵심기술연구단

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