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Bridge Insight : New Development in Long Span Arch Bridges
When the limit equilibrium analysis method is not applicable to certain structures such as piled abutments and embedded wall abutments, the horizontal earth pressures on integral abutments may be evaluated using recognized soil–structure interaction methods incorporating an appropriate numerical model of the soil properties.
In this session, numerical simulation and analytical modeling method will be explained and demonstrated for pile-supported integral bridges using 2 different FEM software, one for bridge analysis and the other one for geotechnical analysis. Especially data exchange between substructures and superstructures will be simulated for integral bridge design.
This is 2nd webinar session of Soil-structure interaction analysis. In the previous session, theoretical background of soil structure interaction analysis has been explained with application method according to PD 6694-1:2011. You can watch the 1st session on Fundamentals of Soil Structure Interaction Analysis for Integral Bridges.
Introduction
Application of Soil Structure Interaction
- Analytical modeling method of pile-supported integral bridge including soil pressure and temperature loading
- Definition of soil properties in substructure numerical model
- Data exchange and iteration between substructure and superstructure numerical model
Question & Answer
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
3D Excavation and Piled-Raft Foundation
[Part 1] 3D Geometry modeling and Meshing
[Part 2] Analysis control and checking results.
Key Point 1: Pile-supported Integral Bridge Modeling
Where numerical modelling is carried out, it is important that the approach used has been calibrated against comparable experience, laboratory modelling and/or case history data experience. In this webinar session, numerical modeling method and important notes will be explained and simulated with FEM software.
Key Point 2: Interaction between Substructures and Superstructures
In the soil-pile-structure analytical model, substructure with ground models are simulated using geotechnical solution whereas superstructure models are simulated using structure solution. Due to the application of 2 different solutions, data exchange from soil to the structure can cause complicated work process. In this webinar, how to practically deal with this process will be demonstrated with important notes.
Principal Bridge Engineer | ARCADIS, UK
He is Principal Bridge Engineer in Arcadis UK. He has more than 12 years of experience in Bridge and Structural design. He has been providing lectures on Finite Element Method at UPC/BarcelonaTech for 5 years.Principal Bridge Engineer | ARCADIS, UK
He is Principal Bridge Engineer in Arcadis UK. He has more than 12 years of experience in Bridge and Structural design. He has been providing lectures on Finite Element Method at UPC/BarcelonaTech for 5 years.Thanks for registration.
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4. For effective training session, we recommend you to bring your personnel laptop computer in order to get the hands-on experience of MIDAS software.
5. Training license and installation guide will be provided to all registrants before the seminar in advance.
1. Participation of this seminar is FREE.
2. We recommend you to register immediately since the number of seats are limited.
3. If you come early to the seminar place, you can enjoy the welcome snack and coffee/tea.
4. For effective training session, we recommend you to bring your personnel laptop computer in order to get the hands-on experience of MIDAS software.
5. Training license and installation guide will be provided to all registrants before the seminar in advance.
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