Coupling vibration analysis of train-simply supported beam bridge under near-field earthquake with pulse
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    Compared with the medium-field and far-field earthquake, the near-field earthquake contained velocity pulse of high-energy, which would introduce significant displacement of the structure. To study the influence of the velocity pulse on Train-Bridge System (TBS) of high-speed railway Simply Supported Beam Bridge (SSBB), the trigonometric function method was used to simulate the velocity pulse and superimpose with the far-field earthquake without pulse to synthesize the pulse type near-site earthquake with different pulse types, pulse periods and pulse amplitude. Taking a typical high-speed railway SSBB with a span of 32 m as an example, the simulation was carried out by using the self-designed program of TTBSAS. The near-field seismic velocity pulse can significantly increase the dynamic response of the TBS of the high-speed railway SSBB, and the influence of the velocity pulse cannot be ignored in analysis of TBS coupling vibration in the near field. The influence of pulse type, pulse period and pulse amplitude on the displacement of SSBB is much greater than that of bridge acceleration and train safety index, and the influence of train on bridge cannot be considered in selection of pulse parameters. The dynamic response amplitude of the bridge under the near-field earthquake action of double half-wave pulse and three-half-wave pulse is obviously larger than that of single half-wave pulse, and the dynamic response of TBS is the largest when the pulse period is 2.0 s.

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雷虎军,刘伟.脉冲型近场地震作用下列车—简支梁桥的耦合振动[J].土木与环境工程学报(中英文),2022,44(3):44~53

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  • Received:March 11,2021
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