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Differential Creep and Shrinkage Analysis

This document contains calculations for differential creep and shrinkage of a composite bridge deck and girder. It provides inputs for the deck and girder section properties and materials. It then calculates creep coefficients, shrinkage strain, elastic stresses, restrained forces, equivalent end moments and forces, and final stresses in the composite section after releasing the end moments. The key outputs are that the restrained axial force in the deck is -905 kN, in the girder is -4837 kN, and the restrained moment is -388 kNm. The final stresses show the deck in compression and the top flange in tension after releasing the end moments.

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Differential Creep and Shrinkage Analysis

This document contains calculations for differential creep and shrinkage of a composite bridge deck and girder. It provides inputs for the deck and girder section properties and materials. It then calculates creep coefficients, shrinkage strain, elastic stresses, restrained forces, equivalent end moments and forces, and final stresses in the composite section after releasing the end moments. The key outputs are that the restrained axial force in the deck is -905 kN, in the girder is -4837 kN, and the restrained moment is -388 kNm. The final stresses show the deck in compression and the top flange in tension after releasing the end moments.

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Beca Carter Hollings & Ferner Ltd

EXCEL WORKSHEET

Sarawak Coastal Road

JOB NAME:

9101179

JOB NO:

SUBJECT:

PAGE NO:

WEP

BY:

8/2/2015

DATE:

Differential Creep / Shrinkage Calculations


Inputs
Deck
Area
E28
Ecreep

0.665 m2

Area

32500 MPa

Girder
Area
Ztopflange

0.374 m

13190 MPa

Zbotflange

0.399 m

Zdeck
Ztopflange

1.105 m3

I
E28

0.405 m4

Zbotflange

0.514 m3

32500 MPa

0.736 m4

Ecreep

14393 MPa

I
E28

0.363 m2

(=E28/(1+))

Creep Coefficient =
Shrinkage Strain s =

Deck
1.464
1.12E-04

Composite Section

Girder
1.258
8.61E-05

1.028 m2
0.85 m3

14393 MPa
(transformed section)
Bottom flange to Composite N/A
-1.434 m
Deck Centroid to Composite N/A
0.766 m
Girder Centroid to Composite N/A -0.419 m

(positive if above composite NA)


Elastic Stresses in girder / deck under: Stressing, Dead, SDL effects & previous creep / shrinkage losses
Deck
Top Flange
Bottom Flange

P/A
0
10.83
10.83

Pe/Z

D/Z

-13.8
12.54

12.77
-10.22

Restrained Axial Force in deck

Pd

Restrained Axial Force in girder

Pg

Restrained Moment in girder

Mg

Equivalent end moment


Equivalent end axial force

Me
Pa

SDL/Z
1.71
2.89
-5.65

creep
0
0
0

Total
1.71
12.69
7.5

MPa
MPa
MPa

= - {(SDL/Z+creep)/E28 x + (s)} x Ecreep x Adeck


creep strains
shrinkage strain
Pd =
-905 kN
= - {(P/A/E28 x + (s)} x Ecreep x Agirder
creep strains
shrinkage strain
Pg =
-4837 kN
= - {(Pe/Z+D/Z+SDL/Z+creep)/E28 x} x Ecreep x Zgirder
Mg =
-388 kNm
= Mg + Pd x Y1 + Pg x Y2 =
946
= Pd + Pg =
-5742

kNm
kN

Release end moments (ie apply equal and opposite end moments and axial forces
Elastic Stresses in composite section
Pa /Acomp
Me / Zcomp
Total Stresses
Deck
5.6
-1.113
4.47
Top Flange
5.6
-0.856
4.73
Bottom Flange
5.6
1.840
7.43

Final Stresses
Deck
Top Flange
Bottom Flange

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Restrained
-2.49
-8.31
-6.30

Released
4.473
4.729
7.425

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Total
1.979
-3.580
1.123

Compression
Tension
Compression

Printed at [Link] 08/02/2015

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