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Environmental Effects on Modal Frequency of Long-Span Cable-Stayed Bridges
Sun Limin , Zhou Yi , Xie Daqi
2013, 32(6):
1106-1110.
DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-0696.2013.06.02
Based on the data of anemometer , thermometer and accelerometer accumulated from the Donghai Bridge Structural
Health Monitoring System (DBSHMS) since 2007 , the correlation between the environmental or loading factors and the lower
order modal frequencies of the main navigational channel blidge (MNCB) of Donghai Bridge was investigated. The results
show that the strong wind , traffic loading and structural temperature have significant effects on the frequency variation , and
these three factors dominate in different time scales. Compared with traffic and temperature factors , wind effects on frequency
happen in a much shorter period , i. e. only during the strong wind process. Traffic load affects the frequency mainly in
such cycles as 1 week , 1 day and maybe also 12 hours , while temperature dominates in the cycles like 1 year and 1 day.
Traffic and wind loading may inf1uence the frequency in an indirect way by changing the vibration amplitude , and the explicit
mechanism needs to be further studied.
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