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>>Determination of Maximum Live Load Bending Moment for IRC Class AA Wheeled Vehicle:
1. Effective Breadth of Dispersion along span:
=(0.1+0.75)+(0.15/2)+1.20+(0.15/2)+(0.1+0.75)
2. Effective Width of Dispersion along Transverse Direction:
Effective width for single wheel=
beff= α.a (1-a/leff) + b1
Where, α: Constant value depending on B/leff ratio.
a: the distance of the center of gravity of the concentrated
load from the nearer support,
leff: Effective length of the bridge.
b1: the breadth of concentration area of the load, i.e., the dimension of the tyre or track contact area over the road surface of the slab in a direction at right angles to the span plus twice the thickness of the wearing coat or surface finish above the structural slab.
B/leff=8.4/9.6=0.875
α=2.45 (interpretation values from IRC: 21 2000, clause 305.16.2, page-53)
leff =9.60m
a=(9.6/2)-(1.2/2)=4.20m
b1=0.3+2(0.1)=0.5m
beff= 2.45x4.2x(1-4.2/9.6)+0.5) | |
=6.288m for single wheel
Total effective width for all wheels (beff net) =0.45+1.2+(0.30/2)+2.05+6.288/2 = 6.994m<Width of deck slab (8.40m) 2. Loading Intensity: |
=400x1.23/(3.05x6.994)
=23.06 kN/m/m-width
Now find out the maximum bending moment at mid-span due to loading intensity of 23.06 kN/m/m-width.
3. Maximum Live Load bending moment
= (23.06x3.05x9.6/4)-(23.05x3.05x3.05/8)
= 142.01 kN-m
>>Determination of Maximum Shear Force for IRC Class AA Wheeled Vehicle:
1. Effective Breadth of Dispersion along span:
=(0.1+0.75)+(0.15/2)+1.20+(0.15/2)+(0.1+0.75)
2. Effective Width of Dispersion along Transverse Direction:
Effective width for single wheel=
beff= α.a (1-a/leff) + b1
Where, α: Constant value depending on B/leff ratio.
a: the distance of the center of gravity of the concentrated load from the nearer support,
leff: Effective length of the bridge.
b1: the breadth of concentration area of the load, i.e., the dimension of the tyre or track contact area over the road surface of the slab in a direction at right angles to the span plus twice the thickness of the wearing coat or surface finish above the structural slab.
B/leff=8.4/9.6=0.875
α=2.45 (interpretation values from IRC: 21 2000, clause 305.16.2, page-53)
leff =9.60m
a=(0.150/2)+0.1+0.75=0.925m
b1=0.3+2(0.1)=0.5m
beff= 2.45x0.925x(1-0.925/9.6)+0.5) | |
=2.548m for single wheel
Total effective width for all wheels (beff net) =0.45+1.2+(0.30/2)+2.05+2.548/2 = 5.124m<Width of deck slab (8.40m)
=400x1.23/(3.05x5.124) =31.48 kN/m/m-width Now find out the maximum shear force due to loading intensity of 31.48kN/m2 Taking bending moment at point B, Ra X 9.6=31.48x3.05(9.6-3.05/2) Ra=80.76 kN Rb=(31.48x3.05-80.76) kN =15.25 kN So, the maximum shear force due to IRC Class AA-Tracked Vehicle is 80.76 kN. |
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2. Live Load Bending Moment IRC Class 70R Tracked Vehicle for Slab Bridge Design Manually || Part 2
3. Maximum Shear Force Calculation for IRC Class 70R Tracked Vehicle || Slab Bridge Design Manually || Part 3
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