Analysis of damage identification of self-anchor suspension bridge

For the self-anchored suspension bridge with large span and complex structure, based on the finite element analysis and combined with the bridge load test, the stress characteristics before and after damage are analyzed in detail. For the main girder of the main vulnerable component, a variety of identification methods based on the existing dynamic damage identification methods are selected for damage identification comparison and analysis. According to the identification results of each method, an effective method for damage monitoring of the main girder of the bridge is determined. For the main girder of the vulnerable member of the self-anchored suspension bridge, according to the stress characteristics of each section and the position relationship with the assumed dynamic sensor, five damaged girder sections are set up, and each damage is assigned three levels of 10%, 20% and 40%. Based on the results of single damage and combined damage of these five girder sections, the indexes suitable for main girder damage identification are found out from various existing damage identification indexes. The Cross Modal Strain Energy (CMSE) index is selected as the main damage monitoring method for self-anchored suspension bridges because of its full damage identification ability and good noise resistance.

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Archives of Civil Engineering
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2025-09-22
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https://doi.org/10.24425/ace.2025.155106
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Structural Engineering and Vibration Analysis
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Analysis of damage identification of self-anchor suspension bridge

Xilong Zheng, Wang Yi-qiang, Di Guan
Archives of Civil Engineering
Structural Engineering and Vibration Analysis
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Analysis of damage identification of self-anchor suspension bridge

Xilong Zheng, Wang Yi-qiang, Di Guan
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Abstract

For the self-anchored suspension bridge with large span and complex structure, based on the finite element analysis and combined with the bridge load test, the stress characteristics before and after damage are analyzed in detail. For the main girder of the main vulnerable component, a variety of identification methods based on the existing dynamic damage identification methods are selected for damage identification comparison and analysis. According to the identification results of each method, an effective method for damage monitoring of the main girder of the bridge is determined. For the main girder of the vulnerable member of the self-anchored suspension bridge, according to the stress characteristics of each section and the position relationship with the assumed dynamic sensor, five damaged girder sections are set up, and each damage is assigned three levels of 10%, 20% and 40%. Based on the results of single damage and combined damage of these five girder sections, the indexes suitable for main girder damage identification are found out from various existing damage identification indexes. The Cross Modal Strain Energy (CMSE) index is selected as the main damage monitoring method for self-anchored suspension bridges because of its full damage identification ability and good noise resistance.

Archives of Civil Engineering
Harbin Engineering University (CN), Baotou Teachers College (CN)
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Structural Engineering and Vibration Analysis
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