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Modeling Statement-Super T

The document discusses modeling a bridge structure in MIDAS IT. It includes sections on modeling material properties, boundary conditions, loads, and analysis. Material properties include concrete grade, prestressing steel properties, and creep and shrinkage parameters. Loads include static, moving, and response spectrum loads. The analysis section discusses masses and performing load combinations, as well as obtaining results like reactions, deformations, beam diagrams, moving tracers, vibration mode shapes, and dynamic reports.

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Modeling Statement-Super T

The document discusses modeling a bridge structure in MIDAS IT. It includes sections on modeling material properties, boundary conditions, loads, and analysis. Material properties include concrete grade, prestressing steel properties, and creep and shrinkage parameters. Loads include static, moving, and response spectrum loads. The analysis section discusses masses and performing load combinations, as well as obtaining results like reactions, deformations, beam diagrams, moving tracers, vibration mode shapes, and dynamic reports.

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MIDASIT
Overview
▪ Properties
▪ Material Properties
▪ Section Properties
▪ Modeling
▪ Dummy Material
▪ Boundary Conditions
▪ Loads
▪ Static Loads
▪ Moving Loads
▪ Response Spectrum

▪ Analysis
▪ Masses
Step 1. Modeling Statement
▪ Results
▪ Load Combination
▪ Reactions
▪ Deformation
▪ Beam Diagram
▪ Moving Tracer
▪ Vibration Mode Shapes
▪ Dynamic Report
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In other developed countries, the Super-T


has rapidly become the preferred section for most
bridge spans in the 18 to 35 metres range. Many
contractors now have moulds for this shape resultin
g in competitive prices for specific contracts.

Source : NEW STANDARD PRECAST CONCRETE BRIDGE BEAMS Stage 1 – Research &
Identify Proposed Standard Beam Shapes and Spans by Gray et. Al. 2003

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Source : NEW STANDARD PRECAST CONCRETE BRIDGE BEAMS Stage 1 – Research &
Identify Proposed Standard Beam Shapes and Spans by Gray et. Al. 2003

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REFERENCE:

AS5100.2 2017 – Actions


AS5100.5 2017 – Concrete Design

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32000 35000 32000

ELEVATION

PLAN

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TYPICAL CROSS SECTION

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MATERIAL PROPERTIES

Concrete:
GIRDER :GRADE 50
SLAB :GRADE 40
CREEP AND SHRINKAGE :AS5100.5
COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH :AS5100.5

Prestressing Steel:
MATERIAL :AS/ NZS 4672.1 - 1870
YIELD STRENGTH (fpy) :1569.06 N/mm^2
STRAND DIAMETER :12.7 mm
PRESTRESSING FORCE :1396.188 N/mm^2

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MATERIAL PROPERTIES

Concrete:

CREEP AND SHRINKAGE

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MATERIAL PROPERTIES
Tendon:

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106 Appendix. Support & Results

Support Boundary

Example:
Rz Dx

Ry Dy

Rx Dz

Dy, Dz are fixed

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107 Appendix. Support & Results

Forces Fx Fy Fz

Axial Force y(minor axis) shear force z(major axis) shear force

Mx My Mz

y y z z

torsion y(major axis) bending z(minor axis) bending


moment moment

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Stress y

czp
w (1)
A (0.8) czm
I (0.04267) cym cyp
L (10) Unit : kN, m

SFD Shear Stress


5

VQ/Ib (9.37) y

Q/b

BMD Bending Stress


12.5

y My/I (117.2)

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Stress
σ axial
2 P Fx
1 Sax axial stress
A Area
4
3
Fy
Ssy minor axis · Qzb
Izz
σ shearshear stress
VQ
Ib
Fz
Ssz major axis · Qyb
Iyy
shear stress max(Cyp, Cym)

Mz
Sby minor axis · Cy
Izz
σ bending bending My
stress I
My
Sbz major axis · Cz
Iyy
bending
stress P My Fx Mz My
Combined + + · y + ·z
A I Area Izz Iyy
y1, y2, y3, y4
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Thank you!

Engr. Jirah Realo


Technical Support Engineer and CAE Consultant
MIDAS IT PH

MIDASIT

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