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    Illustrative Worked Examples: Worked Example No. Title of Worked Example: Centrifugal Force On Continuous Bridge Pier

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    This document provides an example calculation for determining the maximum centrifugal force on a continuous bridge pier. The problem statement gives details of a 2-lane continuous curved bridge, including total length, effective span length, radius of curvature, and design speed. The solution shows that for a large radius, the curved span can be treated as straight. It then calculates: (1) the maximum reaction at Pier B due to live load, (2) the centrifugal force at Pier B using the reaction and design speed, and (3) the transverse bending moment at the pier cap from the centrifugal force.

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    This document provides an example calculation for determining the maximum centrifugal force on a continuous bridge pier. The problem statement gives details of a 2-lane continuous curved bridge, including total length, effective span length, radius of curvature, and design speed. The solution shows that for a large radius, the curved span can be treated as straight. It then calculates: (1) the maximum reaction at Pier B due to live load, (2) the centrifugal force at Pier B using the reaction and design speed, and (3) the transverse bending moment at the pier cap from the centrifugal force.

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    This document provides an example calculation for determining the maximum centrifugal force on a continuous bridge pier. The problem statement gives details of a 2-lane continuous curved bridge, including total length, effective span length, radius of curvature, and design speed. The solution shows that for a large radius, the curved span can be treated as straight. It then calculates: (1) the maximum reaction at Pier B due to live load, (2) the centrifugal force at Pier B using the reaction and design speed, and (3) the transverse bending moment at the pier cap from the centrifugal force.

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    Illustrative Worked Examples: Worked Example No. Title of Worked Example: Centrifugal Force On Continuous Bridge Pier

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    COMMENTARY OF IRC: 6-2017

    ILLUSTRATIVE WORKED EXAMPLES


    CLAUSE NO. & TITLE:

    DESIGN CALCULATIONS
    212 - CENTRIFUGAL FORCES
    WORKED EXAMPLE NO. TITLE OF WORKED EXAMPLE:
    CENTRIFUGAL FORCE ON CONTINUOUS BRIDGE PIER
    212-2

    PROBLEM STATEMENT 212‐2 : TO FIND OUT MAX. CENTRIFUGAL FORCE  AT PIER 'B 'DUE TO CARRIAGEWAY 
    LIVE LOAD MOVING OVER A 2‐LANE  CONTINUOUS CURVED PSC BOX GIRDER BRIDGE  HAVING FOLLOWING 
    SALIENT DATA.                                                                                                                                                                        
    SALIENT DATA :
    a)Total Bridge Length(Leff.)  = 90 m (c/c Bearing at 
    b) Effective Span Length (Leff.)  = 30 m Carriageway Centre)
    c) Radius of Curve(R) = 520 m
    d) Degree of Curvature (L/R) = 9.9
    e) Design Speed of Vehicle(V) = 80 Km/hr
    f) Height from Finished Road 
    = 3 m
    Level to the Pier cap top
    g) Types of Loading :
    i) Class ‐70R(W)
    ii) Class A ‐2 Lane
    C
    L PIER B
    C
    L PIER C
    C
    L EXP. JOINT 3 0m( C / C BRG . ) EXP. JOINT CL
    RG . ) 30m(
    RE

    L BRG ( C/ C B
    C C/ C BRG CL
    BRG
    30m
    TU

    .)
    UC
    TR

    3m
    RS
    PE
    L U
    CS

    A PLAN PIE
    CROSS SECTION
    SOLUTION : PIE
    R
    R
    D

    Assumption : For simplification the Curved Span with large radius of curvature is analysed as a Straight Span.                      
    (Caution : Such simplifications can be done only if degree of curvature(i.e  = L/R) is less than 100

    i) Max. Reaction at Pier 'B' due to carriageway Live Load

    i) Class ‐70R(W) = 979 KN
    ii) Class A ‐2 Lane = 1051 KN
    Max. Reaction  = 1051 KN
    Note:‐ No increase for impact effect shall be made on the stress due to centrifugal force as per clause 212.4 of IRC‐6
    ii) Centrifugal Force at Pier 'B'
    WV2
    C = KN
    127R
    1051 X 802
    =
    = 102 KN
    127 X 520
    iii) Transverse Bending Moment in Pier 'B' at pier cap top due to Centrifugal force (B.MT)
    B.MT = Centrifugal Force x (1.2 m + Height from Finished Road Level to the Pier cap top)

    = 102 x (1.2 +3)
    = 428 KNm
    Reduction factor as per clause 205 shall be considered in centrifugal force as applicable.

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