High-speed vortex induced vibration of stayed cables

DOI
  • MATSUMOTO Masaru
    Kyoto university, Graduate school of engineering, Department of Civil and Earth resources engineering
  • YAGI Tomomi
    Kyoto university, Graduate school of engineering, Department of Civil and Earth resources engineering
  • OKADA Takao
    Public works research institute
  • OISHI Takahiro
    Kyoto university, Graduate school of engineering, Department of Civil and Earth resources engineering
  • ADACHI Youichi
    Kyoto university, Graduate school of engineering, Department of Civil and Earth resources engineering
  • LIU Qingkuan
    Kyoto university, Graduate school of engineering, Department of Civil and Earth resources engineering

Bibliographic Information

Other Title
  • 高風速渦励振に着目した斜張橋ケーブルの空力振動特性

Abstract

Aerodynamic vibration of stayed cables, especially rain-wind induced cable vibration, has been a rather serious problem on the design of cable-stayed bridges. This well-known phenomenon occurs at particular high reduced wind velocity regions and under raining condition. From results of wind tunnel tests, it might be explained as a vortex-induced vibration, which occurs at limited high reduced wind velocity. Then, in this study, the effect of non-uniform water rivulet on the vortex-induced vibration at high reduced wind velocity is investigated by wind tunnel tests. The artificial rivulet is non-uniformly attached on a rigid cable model along the axis. Under various combinations of rivulet location, the velocity restricted response, which is similar with the observed response of the prototype inclined cables in rainy day, is obtained for the symmetrical combination of rivulet location. The conclusion is that the rain-wind induced vibration would be caused by the span-wisely non-uniform and particular locations of upper water rivulet on a cable surface.

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Details 詳細情報について

  • CRID
    1390282680600403072
  • NII Article ID
    130005023670
  • DOI
    10.14887/jaweam.2004.0.49.0
  • Data Source
    • JaLC
    • CiNii Articles
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