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ANALYSIS OF DESIGN ON LONG SPAN METRO RAIL BRIDGE STRUCTURE
UNDER CONSTRUCTION PROJECT DELHI–MEERUT RRTS
Deepak Prasad*1, Jyoti Yadav*2
*1M.Tech Scholar, Dept. Of Civil Engineering, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan University,
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India.
*2Assistant Professor, Dept. Of Civil Engineering, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan University, Bhopal,
Madhya Pradesh, India.
ABSTRACT
Bridges are an important aspect of local and international transportation, facilitating global commerce and
economy. With shifting trends, however, more and more advancements in bridge design for increased
performance and aesthetics have emerged. When the environment favors more than one bridge building
system, it might be difficult to begin planning and designing a certain kind of bridge without first assessing the
alternatives. As a result, our study provides a foundation for comparing two kinds of bridges: Prestressed
Concrete Bridges and Plate Girder Bridges. Both bridges will be developed using MIDAS software, which is the
most recent technological innovation in bridge design. Further planning, drawing preparations, and estimating
may be done based on the design. As a result, a significant amount of money is saved, and the potential of resale
value is increased due to definite judgments on the kind of building. We want to provide a critical assessment of
the works and research done in this and adjacent topics via this publication. Keywords: Moving Dynamic loads,
Resonance, Tuned mass dampers, Vibration management, Dynamic behavior, semi high-speed railway bridges.
Keywords: Bridges, Plate Girder, Midas, Pre-Stressed Concrete.
I. INTRODUCTION
Bridges have a long history of facilitating trade and commerce. They were first constructed based on ideas
developed throughout Mesopotamia's civilization. The first bridge may have been built as early as the 13th
century BC in Ancient Greece. Bridge construction began with Arches and progressed to temporary cement.
Bamboos were purchased by an increasing number of concepts in the industry. They began to be employed for
both commercial and military purposes. They have proven to be quite useful in military operations for nations
such as India. Timber, ropes, and iron bridges all existed by the time of the Industrial Revolution, allowing for
some substantial advancements. Modern infrastructure has allowed for increased growth in this area, with
Prestressed, Girder, and RC boxes being some of the most often utilized bridge types. This, along with a huge
advance in combining technology and civil engineering, has been a proven instrument for the simpler and
quicker creation of bridge infrastructure all over the globe. Bridges are categorized depending on a variety of
factors, including •superstructure type - Arch Bridges, Girder Bridges, Truss Bridges, Suspension Bridges, and
Cable-Stayed Bridges. According to the kind of material used: timber, masonry, steel, RCC, and prestressed
concrete bridges. Culvert Bridges, Minor Bridges, Major Bridges, and Long Span Bridges are the different types
of spans. Simply Supported Bridges, Continuous Bridges, and Continuous Bridges are the three types of bridges.
In nations like India, where population density, as well as commerce and travel, is very high, it is critical to
construct flyovers and bridges to ensure seamless road transportation. They are also an important element of
the Indian infrastructure. They also foster peace by bridging the gap between diverse local cultures via a
worldwide connection. With all of these great advantages of bridges, it's crucial to keep track of how bridge
design evolves. Various software tools, such as STAAD.Pro, ETABS, MIDAS, and others, have shown to be
effective in tackling complicated problems. These aid in the development of cost-effective bridge designs,
resulting in a more stable profile for Indian infrastructure. Although there is still much more study to be done,
current advancements have given bridge designs a bright future. The software programs have been created to
comply with the standard requirements for materials and Limit States, as well as to make them user-pleasant
for novices so that they may instill quicker learning while collecting more and more know-how from untrained
brains. It becomes necessary to create a prodigious design with maximum value so that ordinary people may
benefit from it without having to pay more for returns. Firm judgments may be made between possibilities with
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adequate analysis without deviating from the Standard Codes of Practice (e.g. ISC) mandated by ministries of
regulations (e.g. MORTH). Excel sheets provide another handy option for doing difficult computations and
providing immediate results for useful site feedback. They offer the structure with ordered details, with
practically all sections capable of being developed and studied by it. However, as the world's population grows,
it becomes more important to create ecologically sustainable constructions that meet the aforementioned
criteria. Biomimicry may help establish the groundwork for bridge infrastructure that is energy, waste, and
material efficient.
II. NEED FOR STUDY
The different alternatives that have been given forth for the engineers and consultants to pick from throughout
the years form the foundation of this project. It must be thoroughly investigated if the selected design would
pose any dangers throughout its development. Any flaws in the product? The design or kind you choose might
have devastating consequences. As a result, for a large-scale infrastructure such as a bridge, each alternative's
accurate and complete facts must be prepared. Surveys should be the following step after thorough planning.
On-site inspections or legality checks on paper are critical for Getting any project off the ground, many alone
bridges, are difficult. The surveys must determine what kind of materials would work well in the given context.
The availability of resources and manpower, as well as the investors' secondary requirements. After deciding
on the sort of bridges that would be appropriate for the site, a thorough investigation is essential to avoid
financial loss due to mistakes. The number of interpretations is kept to a minimum. The main operating
procedure is to verify the safety of each kind using the Limit State.
A Case Study on Recent Under Construction Project
The Delhi–Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System is a semi-high-speed rail route linking Delhi, Ghaziabad, and
Meerut that runs for 82.15 kilometers (51.05 miles). It is one of three fast rail lines proposed under Phase I of
the National Capital Region Transport Corporation's Regional Rapid Transport System (RRTS) project (NCRTC).
The distance between Delhi and Meerut will be covered in less than 60 minutes at a maximum speed of 180
km/h (111.85 mph). The project is expected to cost Rs 30,274 crore (US$ 4.0 billion) and would have 24
stations, including two depots in Duhai and Modipuram. The Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) is a new,
dedicated, high-speed, high-capacity, and pleasant commuter service that connects regional nodes in the
National Capital Region (NCR). The DD-20 contract covers "Detail Design services for Civil, Architectural,
Structural, MEP, Property Development, and other related fields, as well as seamless integration with current
means of transportation." The scope of work includes. The National Capital Region Transport Corporation
(NCRTC) has completed the installation of a 73-meter-long, 875-tonne Special Steel Span (bridge) for the Delhi-
Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor, which crosses the main road of the Eastern Peripheral Expressway (EPE)
near Duhai on the main carriageway of the Delhi-Meerut Road.
Fig 1: Design of Long Span under Construction Project for the Delhi–Meerut RRTS
Metro rail Bridge Structure

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III. METHODOLOGY
3.1 Input Parameters in MIDAS Civil
Analysis Type
Linear Analysis with Direct Integration Analysis method is used in MIDAS Civil.
Time Increment
Time increment is taken as “TP/10” = 0.001 sec.
Damping Ratio of the structure
It is taken as per Table 1 of BS EN 1991-2:2003
Table 1: Damping Ratio of the structure6 of BS EN 1991-2:2003
According to BS EN 1991-2:2003, the aforementioned character for spans less than 30m may increase the
bridge is prestressed concrete and the bearing c/c is 16 meters, the analysis uses 1.917 percent damping using
the modal damping approach, as shown in the table and formula above.
3.2 Checks for Analysis
Check for acceleration
The maximum permissible acceleration is 5 m/s2, according to Sec A2.4.4.2.1 (4).
Check for deflection
The deflection is calculated according to the UIC-776-3R specifications. According to DBR Sec 10.4, speed range
2 is taken into account. According to Table 2 of UIC-776-3R, for high-quality passenger comfort.
Table 2: Data of UIC-776-3R, for high-quality passenger comfort
Natural Frequency for Lateral Vibration

The first natural frequency of lateral vibration of a span shall not be less than 1.2 Hz, according to Sec A2.4.4.2.4
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IV. RESULT
MIDAS Civil Results: Axis Convention
Direction X-Longitudinal the Y-Direction is the opposite of the X-Direction. Z-Vertical Direction Z-Vertical
Direction Z-Vertical Direction Z
Natural Vibration Modes: Table-2 shows the frequencies associated with various mode shapes:
Table 3: Natural Vibration Mode
Types of Mode Shape
Fig 2: Mode 1
Fig 3: Mode 2

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Fig 4: Mode 3
Acceleration
Midas provides acceleration at mid-span for dynamic live load. The vertical acceleration diagram for a
180kmph speed and a vehicle length of 21.34m is shown below.
Fig 5: Mid-span acceleration (in m/s2) on the vertical axis and time (in a sec) on the horizontal axis at
180kmph with a 22.34m vehicle length.
Fig 6: Acceleration vs Speed graph 1

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Fig 7: Acceleration vs Speed graph 2

V. CONCLUSION
Even though pre-stressed bridges offer greater advantages over plate girder bridges under the same arbitrary
conditions, it has been determined that in situations of lighter traffic, mild environmental conditions, and
relatively insignificant transportation, plate girder bridges must be used due to fewer design stipulations and
thus must be used. A smaller economy is reliant on the time-consuming design step. For automotive design
speeds up to 180 kmph, a 16.00m c/c bearing PSC Box-girder is assessed for dynamic and static loads. Under
dynamic live loads, maximum acceleration was 0.96 m/s2 and maximum vertical deflection was 0.44 mm,
according to the findings. According to the model, the dynamic factor is 1.208, but the IRS Bridge rules are
1.514. As a result, the dynamic factor from IRS Bridge Rules is larger, and it may be used in the design. The
following Suggestion is the highest possible speed, Deflection maximum, and The Factor of Change.
VI. REFERENCES
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Freyermuth, 1982.
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[10] "Optimization of Continuous steel plate girder bridges," by A. M. Memari and H. H. West, 1991.

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