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ESTIMATING THE INFLUENCE OF SOLAR RADIATION AT DIFFERENT SEASONS ON THE MODE OF DEFORMATION OF A SPAN STRUCTURE WITH AN ORTROTROPIC PLATE

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Sergey Gridnev ,
Sergey Gridnev
Contact Sergey Gridnev

Voronezh State Technical University , Voronezh , Russia

Igor Podlesnykh ,
Igor Podlesnykh

Voronezh State Technical University , Voronezh , Russia

Yuri Skalko ,
Yuri Skalko

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology , Dolgoprudnyy , Russia

Aleksandr Rezunov
Aleksandr Rezunov

Voronezh State Technical University , Voronezh , Russia

Abstract

The article studies the effect of solar radiation at different seasons on the mode of deformation (MD) of a span structure with an orthotropic plate. The temperature fields of the elements of the structure were measured during daylight hours at different times of year at various air temperatures and sun positions. Cases were identified in which it is necessary to clarify the temperature values of the asphalt concrete road surfacing and the main beams obtained using a non-contact pyrometer, and by measuring the temperature with a contact thermometer.

During the year the elements of the span are in a wide temperature range. Using the developed finite element model of the span, taking into account the layers of road surfacing, the MD calculations were performed for each case of exposure to solar radiation according to the corrected results of field measurements. An analysis of the results of numerical studies allows us to conclude that diurnal and seasonal temperature fluctuations create significant additional stresses in the span, which should be taken into account when calculating the MD of spans of road bridges.

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