Chen 2015 IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng. 87 012030 PDF
Chen 2015 IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng. 87 012030 PDF
Chen 2015 IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng. 87 012030 PDF
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1. Introduction
With the development of economy and science and technology, people are becoming more concerned
about environmental issues. National legislation and other means have used to control the enterprise
production damage to the environment by our country, it requires industrial waste gas, produced by
enterprises, such as steel, cement and chemical, must achieve purification standard through processing
before released into the atmosphere[1-2]. The treatment of desulfurization and denitration method, is
always being used to treat the exhaust gas, and completed in the desulfurization, denitrification
tower[3-4]. The desulfurization equipment and packing accordingly are placed in the desulfurization
tower, and to support these loads relies mainly on the reinforced concrete beam and slab structure or
composite beam slab structure with their characteristics respectively, the concrete structure has good
performance in temperature resistant but limited tower life for susceptibility to corrosion, and the
composite material which corrosion resistance is well with low modulus of rigidity and large
deformation[5-6]. This paper aims to make use of composite materials in a girder grillage structure,
overcome composite defects and improve the structure of the overall life.
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mainly kkind of streess that actss on the meember bar of o the girderr grillage sttructure. Though the
connecteed type of thhe member bar designed in this paperr is not a gird der grillage sstrictly, the force
f and
momentaal conduct thhat between those membber bars are similar
s to thee girder grillaage. So the stress
s that
producedd by flexuraal torque is much
m lower,, compared with an axiaal force thatt is considereed as the
main facctors during the designatiion of the arrea of the secction of mem mber bar. Forr pultruded fiberglass
f
material,, assume the allowable sttress of 45 MMPa, then determine the area a of the seection of meember bar
is about 2667 mm2. Considering g the entity ddeflection off the girder iss the minimiize, while th he area of
the section is confirmmed, and the inner diameeter and the external
e diammeter of the m member bar is 80 mm
and 100 mm, then we w can calcu ulate the booom displacem ment with th he influence of working load and
dead loaad. The displaacement show ws in figure 4.
As it shows in thhe picture thaat the maxim mum displacement is 4.3 3 cm, scratchh span ratio, which is
satisfiedd with the stanndard. Then the designedd sectional dimension is deemed
d to bee reasonable.
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in the district where member bar and loop baar connected. Under the condition
c of tthe same defformation,
large strrain turned out
o at the roo ot departmennt of the mem mber bar with short threead and will due to it
broken ddown. It can find out thatt the maximuum stress in three
t directio
ons happenedd at the end of o thread.
So we m must be avoidded in the prrocess of de signation. We
W also can getg that the m maximum off stress is
4.46 MP Pa. In spite of
o the stress at
a the end poosition may oversize,
o the force in thee crosswise connected
c
member bar is tiny and
a the stresss is low correespondingly,, which is sattisfied with tthe design sttrength of
the mateerial. The thrread of membber bar with oblique poliing, requires capsulation and it does notn list in
this papeer, and must be paid remaarkable attenntion during designation.
Figurre 13. Stress nephograam in the axial Figuure 14. Strress nephogr
gram in the radial
directtion of crossw
wise member bar. direcction of T-no
ode.
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4. Conclusions
During the process of trussed beam designation, various complicated factors, combined with the
calculation and analysis in the former part of the article. While in the case of the stress conditions have
been fit, we should consider about the usefulness of economic as well. The difficulties of designation
are the treatment of the member bar connecting, while good design could improve the force and
decrease the requirements of stress strength, as a result, it can improve the life of the structure in the
case of the same sectional dimension.
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