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    Elastomeric Bearing Design Example: (Cont'd.)

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    The document provides a step-by-step example of designing elastomeric bearings for a bridge. It details calculating design loads, distribution factors accounting for skew, preliminary bearing thickness and pad area, checking stresses and deflection, evaluating rotation capacity, and selecting a final bearing design of 62.4mm thickness, 7mm bonded rubber, 0.6mm unbonded rubber, and 15mm internal steel plate, with a 240mm x 240mm pad size.

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    The document provides a step-by-step example of designing elastomeric bearings for a bridge. It details calculating design loads, distribution factors accounting for skew, preliminary bearing thickness and pad area, checking stresses and deflection, evaluating rotation capacity, and selecting a final bearing design of 62.4mm thickness, 7mm bonded rubber, 0.6mm unbonded rubber, and 15mm internal steel plate, with a 240mm x 240mm pad size.

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    The document provides a step-by-step example of designing elastomeric bearings for a bridge. It details calculating design loads, distribution factors accounting for skew, preliminary bearing thickness and pad area, checking stresses and deflection, evaluating rotation capacity, and selecting a final bearing design of 62.4mm thickness, 7mm bonded rubber, 0.6mm unbonded rubber, and 15mm internal steel plate, with a 240mm x 240mm pad size.

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    Elastomeric Bearing Design Example: (Cont'd.)

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    The document provides a step-by-step example of designing elastomeric bearings for a bridge. It details calculating design loads, distribution factors accounting for skew, preliminary bearing thickness and pad area, checking stresses and deflection, evaluating rotation capacity, and selecting a final bearing design of 62.4mm thickness, 7mm bonded rubber, 0.6mm unbonded rubber, and 15mm internal steel plate, with a 240mm x 240mm pad size.

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    Elastomeric Bearing Design

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    Loading Data:

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    Design Loads:

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    Corrected for Skew:
    mgr = rskew x mg
    where,
    rskew = Correction Factor for Skew
    mg = Uncorrected Distribution
    Factor neglecting skew Uncorrected Distribution Factor = mgVMI  0.826
    For Shear, Interior Beams
    Uncorrected Distribution Factor = mgVSE  0.762
    For Shear, Exterior Beams
    Uncorrected Distribution Factor = mgMMI  0.746
    For Moment, Interior Beams
    Uncorrected Distribution Factor = mgMSE  0.762
    For Moment, Exterior Beams

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    Correction Factor for Skew:
    For skewed bridges the Distribution Factor for Shear may be modified by
    multiplying it with a Modification Factor given as: [A4.6.2.2.3 c-1]
    0.3
     Lts3 
    rskew  1.0  0.2  tan 
     Kg 
      30o
     Lts 3 
       1.0
     Kg 

    rskew  1.0  0.21.0 (0.577)  1.115


    0.3

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    Correction Factor for Moment:
    For skewed bridges the Distribution Factor for Moment may be modified by
    multiplying it with a Modification Factor given as: [A4.6.2.2.2 e]
    rskew  1.0  c1 (tan  )1.5
      30o
    0.25 0 .5
     Kg  S
    c1  0.25  3     Kg 
     Lts  L  3 
     1.0 , L  10,670 mm, S  2440 mm
     Lts 
    0.5
     2400 
    c1  0.25 x 10.25 x    0.12
     10670 
    rskew  1.0  c1 (tan 30)1.5  0.948

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    Modified Distribution Factors for Shear and Moment:

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    Bearing Load Calculation:

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    Maximum Longitudinal Movement at the Abutment

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    Preliminary Thickness of Bearing

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    Preliminary Pad Area

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    Check Stresses in Trial Bearing Size

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    Instantaneous Compressive Deflection

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    Rotation Capacity of Bearing

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    FINAL DESIGN

    7mm
    0.6mm
    15mm
    62.4mm

    L = 240 mm

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