Calculation of monolithic overpass based on real earthquake records
https://doi.org/10.52170/1815-9265_2024_71_82
Abstract
In order to improve the transport infrastructure of the Republic of Uzbekistan, they began to use the monolithic structure of bridges and overpasses. The article presents the calculation of a monolithic overpass with a length of 120 meters, located in the area of 8-point seismicity according to MSK-64 in the city of Jizzakh over the high-speed railway lines Tashkent-Samarkand (Republic of Uzbekistan). A numerical solution to the problem of seismic resistance of an overpass determines the change in its stress-strain state over time. The results of calculating a monolithic bridge under dynamic load based on records of real accelerograms of the Gazli (Uzbekistan) earthquake, with an intensity of more than 9 points on the MSK-64 scale, are presented. The results of calculations of changes in normal stress in the upper and lower parts of the span along the length of the bridge are analyzed. The calculations show that the bridge has a safety factor for a magnitude 9 earthquake. To ensure guaranteed seismic safety of bridge structures, it is necessary to carry out design calculations based on sets of records of earthquakes that have occurred that are close in dominant frequencies to the characteristics of the construction site.
About the Authors
I. MirzaevRussian Federation
Ibrahim Mirzaev, Professor of the Applied Mechanics Department, Tashkent State Transport University, Professor, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Tashkent
U. Z. Shermukhamedov
Russian Federation
Ulugbek Z. Shermukhamedov, Head of the Bridges and Tunnels Department, Professor, Doctor of Engineering
Tashkent
A. R. Abdullaev
Russian Federation
Abdurahim R. Abdullaev, Basic Doctoral Student of the Bridges and Tunnels Department
Tashkent
A. B. Karimova
Russian Federation
Anora B. Karimova, Senior Lecturer of the Bridges and Tunnels Department
Tashkent
M. M. Sobirova
Russian Federation
Mamura M. Sobirova, Basic Doctoral Student of the Bridges and Tunnels Department
Tashkent
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Review
For citations:
Mirzaev I., Shermukhamedov U.Z., Abdullaev A.R., Karimova A.B., Sobirova M.M. Calculation of monolithic overpass based on real earthquake records. Bulletin of Siberian State University of Transport. 2024;(4):82-91. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.52170/1815-9265_2024_71_82