基于虚拟激励法的大跨桥梁抖振内力分析

桥梁抖振内力分析是大跨桥梁抗风设计中的一项重要课题。目前，通常采用等效静风荷载的方法来计算桥梁抖振内力。本文将虚拟激励法应用到桥梁抖振内力分析中来，考虑多模态耦合效应，建立了直接应用随机振动方法计算桥梁抖振内力的快速算法。最后，以主跨为628m的某大跨斜拉桥为例进行了多模态耦合抖振内力分析，结果表明：高阶模态的参与将使主梁抖振内力增大，主梁抖振内力的峰因子介于3．4至4．0之间。     

桥梁多模态耦合抖振控制方法研究

目前已证实调谐质量阻尼器(TM D)可以有效控制桥梁抖振响应,并已在工程中得到应用。然而,传统桥梁抖振被动控制理论是基于单模态叠加SRSS法,无法考虑多模态参与作用和模态间气动耦合效应,本文基于Scan lan多模态耦合抖振理论和多重调谐质量阻尼器(M TM D)被动控制理论,提出一种桥梁多模态耦合抖振M TM D控制方法,该方法可以考虑多模态参与作用、模态间气动耦合效应和单模态中各模态位移分量的气动耦合,且对各TM D在主梁上的安装位置没有任何限制。本文最后采用时域仿真方法对该方法进行了验证,两者计算结果吻合良好,表明本文所提出的方法的正确性。     

基于首超破坏机制的大跨斜拉桥抖振动力可靠性分析

分别采用泊松分布和马尔可夫过程，给出了在一次强风作用下以及在设计基准期内桥梁结构某一特定截面或节点的抖振动力可靠性分析方法。然后，考虑斜拉桥的结构特点及其承受风荷栽的具体情况，确定了以斜拉桥的主梁系统为研究对象的结构体系抖振动力可靠性分析模型。在此基础上，采用串联失效模式，建立了斜拉桥主梁系统抖振动力可靠性分析过程。本文采用有限元法分析结构的空气静力响应。为了快速、准确地计算结构的抖振响应，考虑气弹力与抖振力的联合作用以及多模态耦合效应，采用有限元法和虚拟激励法相结合分析结构的抖振响应。最后，以某大跨斜拉桥为工程背景，对其主梁系统进行了基于刚度要求的抖振动力可靠性分析。     

大跨悬索桥抖振内力响应分析

基于虚拟激励法和有限元法,在频域建立了一种新的桥梁抖振内力响应分析的随机振动方法。该方法与传统随机振动方法相比具有如下两个特点:(1)单元抖振内力响应同时考虑了保留模态多模态耦合产生的动力效应和保留模态外高频模态产生的拟静力效应;(2)单元抖振内力响应同时考虑了单元杆端位移产生的单元杆端力和单元上分布荷载产生的单元固端力。以香港青马悬索桥为例,分析了保留模态多模态耦合产生的动力效应、高频模态拟静力效应、单元上分布荷载产生的单元固端力及主缆上的抖振荷载等因素对主梁抖振内力响应的贡献。结果表明:保留模态多模态耦合产生的动力效应对主梁抖振内力响应占据主导地位,高频模态拟静力效应、单元上分布荷载产生的单元固端力等因素对主梁抖振内力响应均有一定的影响,主缆上的抖振荷载对主梁侧向抖振内力响应有较大贡献。     

主动控制翼板抑制悬索桥颤振的研究

主动控制翼板是一种新型桥梁气动措施。本文基于非定常气动力理论，推演了安装主动控制翼板后作用在整个桥梁主梁单位长度上气动力表达式，从增加系统扭转阻尼的角度，研究了翼板主动扭转振动参数的选取。在此基础上，对某大跨悬索桥方案进行了二自由度颤振分析，结果表明：合理选取翼板的主动扭转振动参数，主动控制翼板能够有效地提高该桥的颤振稳定性。     

大跨悬索桥三维非平稳耦合抖振分析

基于Priestley(1967)演变功率谱模型，并采用Lin和Yang(1983)的建议，建立了脉动风速的非平稳功率谱模型。依据此模型，采用三维有限元法，建立了大跨桥梁非平稳耦合抖振运动方程。然后，将虚拟激励法和精细时程积分法相结合，建立了求解桥梁三维非平稳耦合抖振运动方程的快速算法。以某大跨悬索桥为例，分析了该桥的非平稳耦合抖振响应，并与平稳耦合抖振响应进行了比较。计算结果表明：随着脉动风速平稳部分持时的增大，非平稳抖振分析结果逐渐收敛于平稳抖振分析结果；但若脉动风速的平稳部分持时较短，非平稳抖振分析结果将低于平稳抖振分析结果。     

大跨度桥梁多模态耦合颤振DTMD控制研究

DTMD是一种具有双频率的调谐质量阻尼器,与普通TMD相比,可以同时实现对主梁竖向和扭转运动的控制,具有较高的控制效率。本文基于多模态耦合颠振理论,导出带有DTMD的桥梁颠振系统运动微分方程,采用PK—F法求解系统颠振运动微分方程,并编制了多模态耦合颠振DTMD控制和参效分析程序,以崖门斜拉桥为算例,分析了DTMD对桥梁颤振控制的有效性并与普通TMD进行了对比,计算结果表明与传统TMD相比,DTMD对桥梁颠振具有更高的控制效率。     

大跨度桥梁多模态耦合颤振的TMD控制

推导了装有TMD的结构在气动自激力作用下的动力微分方程,基于模态空间中多模态耦合颤振分析手段,运用考虑安装TMD的多模态自动分析法对结构-TMD系统进行了颤振分析和TMD控制分析,使多模态自动分析法能适用于TMD颤振控制分析,避免了双参数搜索和迭代计算,提高了计算效率。对某在建三塔悬索桥进行了原结构颤振分析和TMD-结构颤振频域分析,探讨TMD控制参数对颤振临界风速的影响。     

光纤传感器和压电作动片对薄板振动控制的分析

利用双模模态域光纤传感器的模间干涉感知薄板结构中应变的变化、获得薄板结构振动变化状况，进一步利用压电体作为动元件，减小振幅，实现振动的主动控制，采用振型叠加法和直接积分相结合的方法，从理论上论证薄板分别受到正弦波激振力，脉冲激振力和方波激振力时的振动主动控制，并由脉冲激振下的响应得到控制前后的幅频特性曲线和相频特性曲线．。     

考虑土体三维波动效应时弹性支承桩的振动理论及其应用

从三维轴对称土体模型出发,同时考虑土体竖向和径向位移,对弹性支承桩在垂直谐和激振力作用下与土的耦合振动特性进行了分析。假定桩为竖直弹性等截面体,土为线性粘弹性体,其材料阻尼为滞回阻尼。首先通过引入势函数对土体位移进行分解,从而将土体动力平衡方程解耦,求解得到了土层的振动模态形式,然后利用桩土接触面上力平衡和位移连续条件来考虑桩土耦合作用,求解桩的动力平衡方程,得到了桩顶的频域响应解析解、复刚度和速度导纳,利用卷积定理和傅立叶逆变换,求得了半正弦脉冲激振力作用下桩顶速度时域响应半解析解。利用所得解对桩的振动特性进行了无量纲参数分析,得到了许多新的结论。     

A FORM OF AERODYNAMIC ADMITTANCE FOR USE IN BRIDGE AEROELASTIC ANALYSIS

This paper returns to, and addresses, the question of identifying the nature of aerodynamic admittance in relation to extended-span bridges in wind. Theoretical formulations for the sectional aerodynamic forces acting upon the deck girder of a long-span bridge have conventionally been composed of the sum of two kinds of terms: aeroelastic terms and buffeting terms. The former employ frequency-dependent coefficients (“flutter derivatives”) associated with sinusoidal displacements of the structure, while the latter have typically been expressed in quasi-static terms with fixed lift, drag and moment coefficients. This inconsistency of formulation has required that at some point the buffeting terms, functions of gust velocity, be adjusted to a more compatible form through the introduction of the so-called aerodynamic admittance factors that are frequency-dependent. The present paper identifies a form of these several section-force factors as functions of the flutter derivatives themselves.     

Aeroelastic analysis of swept pre-twisted wings

In this paper, aeroelastic modeling of aircraft wings with variations in sweep angle, taper ratio, and variable pre-twist angle along the span is considered. The wing structure is modeled as a classical beam with torsion and bending flexibility. The governing equations are derived based on Hamilton’s principle. Moreover, Peters’ finite state aerodynamic model which is modified to take into account the effects of the wing finite-span, the wing sweep angle, and the wing pre-twist angle, is used to simulate the aerodynamic loads on the wing. The coupled partially differential equations are discretized to a set of ordinary differential equations using Galerkin’s approach. By solving these equations the aeroelastic instability conditions are derived. The results are compared with some experimental and analytical results of previous published papers and good agreement is attained. Effects of the wing sweep angle, taper ratio, bending to torsional rigidity, and pre-twist angle on the flutter boundary in several cases are studied. Results show that these geometrical and physical parameters have considerable effects on the wing flutter boundary.     

Passive aeroelastic control of a suspension bridge during erection

This study presents a system based on passively controlled leading- and trailing-edge flaps that is designed to suppress wind-induced instabilities such as flutter and torsional divergence. The utility of the approach is demonstrated on a three-dimensional bridge model. Particular emphasis is placed on the early stages of the deck erection process when the bridge is particularly vulnerable to flutter. The flaps are activated by the deck's movements though passive phase-compensating mechanisms comprising of springs, dampers and inerters. It is demonstrated that optimised compensator parameters, and optimum hinge locations, result in a substantially improved deck aerodynamic performance. Particular importance is given to ensuring that the controlled system has good closed-loop ‘robustness’ properties, or in other words, that the controlled system has a high tolerance to parameter variations and uncertainties in the system dynamics. The practical use of a nonlinear optimisation algorithm with a FE bridge aeroelastic model, which includes the flap dynamics, necessitates the use of reduced-order models. A novel model reduction procedure that is based on the retention of dominant poles is introduced into the aeroelastic modelling framework. Multimodal interactions are observed at the various erection stages and conclusions are drawn with regard to the contributions of various modes of vibration to aeroelastic instabilities. The main advantage of this approach lies on the passive system's simplicity and its ability to simultaneously increase the flutter and torsional divergence boundaries. The Humber Bridge in the U.K. is chosen as a study example for numerical simulations.     

Aerodynamic admittance functions and buffeting forces for bridges via indicial functions

Buffeting forces on bridge decks are commonly modelled by Sears’ function. However, it is well known that Sears’ function is reliable only for very streamlined bridge deck sections and that a complete model would require a suitable formulation of buffeting forces in time domain. In this paper, self-excited and buffeting loads are modelled by means of indicial functions. Corresponding aerodynamic admittance functions are numerically evaluated for rectangular sections and compared with experimental and analytical results. A complete time-domain model for cross-sections including vertical turbulence is presented. Numerical simulations are performed on a sample rectangular section. Comparison with experimental results and relevant flutter analyses are also discussed.     

Nonlinear parametric modeling of suspension bridges under aeroelastic forces: torsional divergence and flutter

A fully nonlinear model of suspension bridges parameterized by one single space coordinate is proposed to describe overall three-dimensional motions. The nonlinear equations of motion are obtained via a direct total Lagrangian formulation and the kinematics, for the deck-girder and the suspension cables, feature the finite displacements of the associated base lines and the flexural and torsional rotations of the deck cross-sections assumed rigid in their own planes. The strain-displacement relationships for the generalized strain parameters, the elongations in the cables, the deck elongation, and the three curvatures, retain the full geometric nonlinearities. The proposed nonlinear model with its full extensional-flexural-torsional coupling is employed to study the torsional divergence caused by the static part of the wind-induced forces. Two suspension bridges are considered as case studies: the Runyang bridge (main span 1,490?m) and the Hu Men bridge (main span 888?m) in China. The evaluation of the onset of the static instability and the post-critical behavior takes into account the prestressed condition of the bridge subject to dead loads. The dynamic bifurcation that occurs at the onset of flutter is also studied accounting for the prestressed equilibrium state about which the equations of motion are obtained via an updated Lagrangian formulation. Such a bifurcation is investigated in the context of the parametric nonlinear model considering the model parameters of the Runyang Suspension Bridge together with its aeroelastic derivatives. The calculated critical wind speeds for the onset of the static and dynamic bifurcations are compared with the results obtained via linear analysis and the main differences are highlighted. Parametric sensitivity studies are carried out to assess the influence of the design parameters on the instabilities associated with the bridge aeroelastic response.