JP2016108812A - Connection structure for bridge using reinforced concrete floor slab, and connection method for existing bridge using reinforced concrete floor slab - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a connection structure for a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab and a connection method for an existing bridge using the reinforced concrete floor slab that may be installed simply and readily and offers sufficient load bearing ability.SOLUTION: A floor slab connecting part 10 is used with an existing concrete floor slab bridge 100 that uses a reinforced concrete floor slab 100a, and includes: a connecting upper reinforcing bar 50 that connects upper reinforcing bars 5a on both sides, so as to cover a work section X between separated edge parts of the reinforced concrete floor slabs 100a; a fixing part 21 on both ends connected to upper flanges 2a that face each other over a joint gap between separated edge parts of steel main girders 2 and an upper flange 3a of an end cross girder 3; a formed steel plate 20 disposed to cover the work section X and having a raised part 22 raised in a height direction above the fixing part 21; and a concrete part 60 cast on the work section X.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention includes a reinforced concrete floor slab having an upper rebar and a lower rebar in a bridge axis direction, a steel main girder in a bridge axis direction having a flange and a web, and an end cross girder in a direction perpendicular to the bridge axis. TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a connection structure in a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that connects opposed portions of reinforced concrete floor slabs arranged in a direction and a connection method in an existing bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab.

  Conventionally, in road bridges equipped with steel main girders in the bridge axis direction and end cross girders in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis, and reinforced concrete floor slabs, there is a patent document so far between the ends of adjacent girder materials. Although the expansion / contraction device as shown in FIG. 1 was provided, a floor slab connection method in which only a reinforced concrete floor slab is connected and continuous is provided in order to improve running performance.

  As a floor slab connection method as described above, for example, there is a no-joint method that can ensure durability as shown in FIG. 7 in Patent Document 2, but in order to ensure the strength of the connection part of the floor slab, It was necessary to structurally connect the reinforcing bars in the bridge axis direction and the reinforcing bars in the bridge axis direction on the floor slab, and the structure was complicated.

  Also, if the ends of the slabs are to be connected to each other in an existing bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that is in service, it is necessary to construct it in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis of the existing floor slab. Despite the need for traffic regulation, it requires man-hours to expose the ends of all the upper and lower rebars in the bridge axis direction on the floor slab so that a sufficient joint length can be secured. It would be difficult to carry out the repair work for bridges using existing reinforced concrete slabs, which had a limited construction period.

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  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a connection structure in a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that can be simply and easily constructed and has sufficient proof strength, and a connection method in an existing bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab.

  The present invention includes a reinforced concrete floor slab having an upper rebar and a lower rebar in a bridge axis direction, a steel main girder in a bridge axis direction having a flange and a web, and an end cross girder in a direction perpendicular to the bridge axis. It is a connection structure in a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that connects spaced apart facing parts of the reinforced concrete floor slab arranged in a direction so as to straddle the connected space between the spaced apart ends of the reinforced concrete floor slab On both sides in the direction of the bridge axis connected to the upper flange or the upper flange of the end cross beam opposite to each other in the play between the spaced apart ends of the steel main girder A molded steel plate provided with a flange connecting portion and a raised portion raised in the height direction with respect to the flange connecting portion, and a controller placed in the connected space. Characterized by being composed of a discrete unit.

  The steel main girder in the bridge axis direction and the end cross girder in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis having the flange and the web described above are provided with I-shaped steel and H-shaped steel having flanges at the upper and lower ends of the web, respectively, and flanges at the upper end of the web T-shaped steel or steel box girders can be used, and a plurality of them are arranged.

  The connected upper rebar connected to the upper rebar on both sides so as to straddle the above-mentioned connected space shall be a rebar connected by a method that can be evaluated to be structurally continuous by a lap joint, a mechanical joint, or a welded joint. If a sufficient proof stress can be evaluated as a connecting structure, a reinforcing bar having the same diameter as that of the upper reinforcing bar or a different diameter should be included.

According to this invention, since it is a simple structure, it can be easily constructed and a connection structure having sufficient strength can be realized.
Specifically, as a connection structure in a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab, the opposing portions of the upper flanges of the steel main girders on both sides, so as to straddle the connected space between the spaced apart ends of the reinforced concrete floor slab, or With a structure that directly connects the formed steel plate that connects the facing parts of the upper flanges of the end cross-girder and the connected upper reinforcing bars connected to the upper reinforcing bars on both sides so as to straddle the connected space with the structural members of the existing bridge Therefore, for example, compared with the conventional connection structure directly connected to each of the upper and lower reinforcing bars of the reinforced concrete floor slab, a connection structure having a required proof stress can be realized by simple construction.

  In addition, the above-mentioned formed steel plate is, for example, SM steel plate or SS steel plate is used, and is arranged without gap so as to cover the steel main girder in a direction perpendicular to the steel main girder and in a direction perpendicular to the bridge axis, It becomes a formwork for placing concrete and behaves integrally with the concrete part, so that external force can be transmitted effectively. Accordingly, it is possible to realize a connection structure that can be easily constructed and has sufficient strength.

  Further, the raised portion of the formed steel plate has a convex cross section, and more preferably a trapezoidal cross section or a semicircular cross section. Furthermore, the connection of the formed steel plate to the steel main girder and the end cross girder may be performed by a method that can be evaluated structurally integrally, such as welding or an adhesive, in addition to the connection using bolts.

  Even if the opposing steel main girders are not arranged in a straight line in the direction of the bridge axis, if the height of the upper flange of the steel main girders on both sides and the end horizontal girders is the same can do. The formed steel plate can also be connected to a bottom steel plate in a splice plate or a synthetic floor slab.

As an aspect of this invention, the shaped steel plate can be provided with a stud bolt that improves adhesion to the concrete part.
By this invention, a molded steel plate and a concrete part can be integrated via a stud bolt, and the required proof stress in a connection structure can be expressed reliably.

Moreover, as an aspect of the present invention, the head of the stud bolt disposed in the raised portion can be disposed at a height corresponding to the lower reinforcing bar.
According to this invention, even when the external force acts on the concrete part and deforms, the stud bolt head is arranged at a height corresponding to the lower reinforcing bar, so that cracks in the concrete part and the pavement surface It is possible to suppress the occurrence of damage such as reflection cracks.

Moreover, as an aspect of the present invention, it is possible to provide a connecting plate that connects opposite portions of the flanges of the steel main girders on both sides so as to straddle the connected space.
According to the present invention, it is possible to realize a connection structure having a required strength with a simple structure.

  More specifically, by connecting the connecting plate to each of the opposing portions of the upper flanges of the steel main girders on both sides, bending stress acting on the connecting structure can be transmitted to the steel main girders. Therefore, it is possible to realize a connection structure having a required proof stress while having a simple structure.

As an aspect of the present invention, the connecting plate can be configured with a width corresponding to the flange width of the steel main beam.
According to the present invention, the amount of steel material can be reduced as compared with the case where the connecting plate is provided over the entire surface in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis, and can be easily carried in and installed, that is, the workability can be improved.

  The present invention also includes a reinforced concrete floor slab having an upper rebar and a lower rebar in the bridge axis direction, a steel main girder in the bridge axis direction having a flange and a web, and an end cross girder in a direction perpendicular to the bridge axis, It is a connection structure in a bridge using the reinforced concrete floor slab that connects the opposing portions of the reinforced concrete floor slabs arranged in the bridge axis direction, and is a connected space between the spaced apart ends of the reinforced concrete floor slabs A connecting plate that is disposed over the entire width in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis and connects the opposing portions of the upper flange of the steel main girder and the upper flange of the end horizontal girder on both sides, and the connected space. It was composed of a connected upper rebar connected to the upper rebar on both sides so as to straddle, a connected lower rebar arranged in the bridge axis direction corresponding to the lower rebar, and a concrete portion placed in the connected space Special To.

  The steel main girder in the bridge axis direction and the end cross girder in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis having the flange and the web described above are provided with I-shaped steel and H-shaped steel having flanges at the upper and lower ends of the web, and flanges at the upper end of the web, respectively. T-shaped steel or steel box girders can be used, and a plurality of them are arranged.

  The connected upper rebar connected to the upper rebar on both sides so as to straddle the above-mentioned connected space shall be a rebar connected by a method that can be evaluated to be structurally continuous by a lap joint, a mechanical joint, or a welded joint. If a sufficient proof stress can be evaluated as a connecting structure, a reinforcing bar having the same diameter as that of the upper reinforcing bar or a different diameter should be included.

  In addition, the connected lower reinforcing bar arranged in the direction of the bridge axis corresponding to the lower reinforcing bar described above does not need to be structurally connected to the lower reinforcing bar, and the tip of the lower reinforcing bar and the connected lower reinforcing bar is perpendicular to the bridge axis. It may be arranged substantially in parallel with each other and includes arranging at a height corresponding to the lower reinforcing bar, or arranging the same or different number as the lower reinforcing bar.

According to this invention, since it is a simple structure, it can be easily constructed and a connection structure having sufficient strength can be realized.
Specifically, as a connecting structure in a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab, it straddles the connected space between the spaced apart ends of the reinforced concrete floor slab, and is arranged over the entire width in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis. Structure of an existing bridge by a connecting plate that connects opposing portions of the upper flange of the main girder and the upper flange of the end horizontal girder, and a connecting upper rebar connected to the upper rebar on both sides so as to straddle the connected space Since it is a structure that is directly connected to a member and has a structure in which the connected lower rebar is arranged in the bridge axis direction at a height corresponding to the lower rebar, for example, it is directly connected to each of the upper rebar and lower rebar of the reinforced concrete floor slab Compared with the conventional connection structure, the connection structure which has required proof stress can be implement | achieved by simple construction.

  Even if the opposing steel main girders are not arranged in a straight line in the direction of the bridge axis, if the height of the upper flange of the steel main girders on both sides and the end horizontal girders is the same can do.

Moreover, as an aspect of the present invention, the connecting plate can be constituted by a sandwiched connecting plate in which the opposing portions of the flanges of the steel main girders on both sides are sandwiched and connected in the vertical direction.
According to the present invention, it is possible to obtain a connection structure having a required strength with a simple structure.

  More specifically, the grounding area between the flange and the coupling plate is narrow by configuring the coupling plate with a sandwiching coupling plate in which the opposing portions of the flanges of the steel main girders on both sides are sandwiched in the vertical direction. Even in this case, the bending stress acting on the connecting structure can be transmitted to the steel main beam. Therefore, it is possible to realize a connection structure having a required proof stress while having a simple structure.

As an aspect of the present invention, the concrete portion can be composed of fiber-reinforced fast-hardening concrete.
According to this invention, since the fiber-reinforced fast-hardening concrete develops strength at an early stage, it is possible to reliably construct a connection structure having proof strength even in a short-term construction.

  In addition, by using fiber reinforced concrete that can increase bending strength and toughness, external forces acting on the connected space can be effectively integrated with the formed steel plate, the connected upper rebar, or the connected lower rebar and the connecting plate. It can be expected that cracks generated in the connection structure are dispersed.

  The present invention also includes a reinforced concrete floor slab having an upper rebar and a lower rebar in the bridge axis direction, a steel main girder in the bridge axis direction having a flange and a web, and an end cross girder in a direction perpendicular to the bridge axis, A connecting method for an existing bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that connects opposing facing portions of existing reinforced concrete floor slabs arranged in the direction of the bridge axis, wherein the opposing part of the upper flange of the steel main girder and the end cross girder The steel main body which exposes the upper flange of the reinforced concrete floor slab until the end portion of the upper reinforcing bar is exposed so that the opposite portion of the reinforced concrete floor slab is exposed, and is separated in the bridge axis direction. The flange connecting portion in the formed steel sheet having a raised portion raised in the height direction is arranged so as to straddle between the girders and the end cross girders, and the upper flange of the steel main girders and the end cross girders Said Between the facing parts of the reinforced concrete floor slab, a formed steel plate installation step for fixing the flanged steel plate to the flange, a rebar connection step for connecting both the exposed upper rebar and the connected upper rebar, and the facing portions of the reinforced concrete floor slab And a concrete placing process for placing the material.

  Furthermore, the present invention includes a reinforced concrete floor slab having an upper rebar and a lower rebar in the bridge axis direction, a steel main girder in the bridge axis direction having a flange and a web, and an end cross girder in a direction perpendicular to the bridge axis. , A connecting method for an existing bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that connects opposing portions of an existing reinforced concrete floor slab arranged in the direction of the bridge axis, wherein the opposing portion of the upper flange of the steel main girder and A chipping process for exposing an upper flange, exposing an end of the upper rebar so that the opposing portion of the reinforced concrete floor slab can be jointed, and rolling up to a height corresponding to the lower rebar; and a bridge The upper flange of the exposed steel main girder and the straddle between the steel main girders spaced apart in the axial direction and between the end cross beams and across the entire width in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis Edge girder A connecting plate installing step of connecting the opposing portions of the upper flange with a connecting plate, and a connecting lower reinforcing bar arrangement in which the connecting lower reinforcing bar is arranged in the bridge axis direction at a height corresponding to the lower reinforcing bar on both sides where the end portions are exposed. Performing a process, a connecting upper reinforcing bar connecting process for connecting both the exposed upper reinforcing bars and the connecting upper reinforcing bar, and a concrete placing process for placing concrete between the facing portions of the reinforced concrete floor slab. It is characterized by.

  By these inventions, it is possible to simply and easily construct a connection structure having sufficient proof strength.For example, even for repair work on an existing bridge using a reinforced concrete slab in service with a limited construction period, Can be implemented.

Moreover, as an aspect of this invention, in the said concrete placement process, it can cast with fiber reinforced quick-hardening concrete.
With this invention, since strength develops at an early stage, for example, it is possible to reliably construct a connecting portion having a proof strength even in a repair work for a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab in service with a limited construction period. it can.

  In addition, by using fiber reinforced concrete that can increase bending strength and toughness, external forces acting on the connected space can be effectively integrated with the formed steel plate, the connected upper rebar, or the connected lower rebar and the connecting plate. It can be expected that cracks generated in the connection structure are dispersed.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a connection structure in a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that has a sufficient proof strength and a connection method in an existing bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that can be simply and easily constructed.

Explanatory drawing by sectional drawing of the bridge axis direction of a floor slab connection part. Explanatory drawing of a floor slab connection part. The schematic perspective view of a floor slab connection part. Construction flow diagram of floor slab connection. Construction explanatory drawing of the floor slab connection part. Construction explanatory drawing of the floor slab connection part. Construction explanatory drawing of the floor slab connection part. Construction explanatory drawing of the floor slab connection part. Construction explanatory drawing of the floor slab connection part. Construction explanatory drawing of the floor slab connection part. The graph of the result of the performance confirmation test of a floor slab connection part. Explanatory drawing by sectional drawing of the bridge axis direction of the floor slab coupling | bond part of another embodiment. The construction flow figure of the floor slab connection part of another embodiment. The construction explanatory drawing of the floor slab connection part of another embodiment. The construction explanatory drawing of the floor slab connection part of another embodiment. The construction explanatory drawing of the floor slab connection part of another embodiment. The construction explanatory drawing of the floor slab connection part of another embodiment. The schematic perspective view of the bridge before repair using a reinforced concrete floor slab.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows an explanatory view of a cross section of the slab connecting portion 10 in the bridge axis direction, FIG. 2 shows an explanatory view of the floor slab connecting portion 10, FIG. 3 shows a schematic perspective view of the floor slab connecting portion 10, FIG. 4 shows a construction flow diagram of the floor slab connecting portion 10.

  Specifically, FIG. 1 (a) shows a cross-sectional view of the floor slab connecting portion 10 in the bridge axis direction L passing through the steel main girder 2, and FIG. 1 (b) shows between adjacent steel main girders 2. FIG. 2A is a cross-sectional view of the floor slab connecting portion 10 in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis W, and FIG. 2B is a floor slab connecting portion. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the plan view of FIG. 10, and FIG. 3 omits the illustration of the reinforced concrete portion 5 in the existing bridge 100 using the reinforced concrete floor slab (hereinafter referred to as the existing concrete floor slab bridge 100). The perspective view of the state which attached the shaping | molding steel plate 20, the pinching connection board 30, the stud bolt 40, and the connection upper rebar 50 in FIG. 5 is shown, and the upper rebar 5a is shown with the broken line. Moreover, illustration of the connection upper reinforcement 50 is abbreviate | omitted in FIG.2 (b).

  FIGS. 5 to 10 show construction explanatory views by cross-sectional views in the bridge axis direction L of the floor slab connecting portion 10. Specifically, FIG. 5A is a surface layer removal process in the existing concrete floor slab bridge 100. FIG. 5B shows a cross-sectional view of a cutter cutting process at a location X where the floor slab connection portion 10 is constructed (hereinafter referred to as construction location X).

  FIG. 6A shows a cross-sectional view of the hand turning process at the construction site X, FIG. 6B shows a cross-sectional view of the sandwiching connecting plate mounting process, and FIG. A partially enlarged plan view of the construction site X is shown, and FIG. 7B shows a partially enlarged plan view of the construction site X for the sandwiching connecting plate mounting step.

  Further, FIG. 8 (a) shows a cross-sectional view of the formed steel plate attaching step, FIG. 8 (b) shows a cross-sectional view of the connecting upper reinforcing bar arranging step, and FIG. 9 (a) shows the formed steel plate attaching step. A partially enlarged plan view of the construction location X is shown, and FIG. 9B shows a partially enlarged plan view of the construction location X for the connection upper reinforcing bar arranging step. In addition, in FIG.9 (b), while connecting upper reinforcement 50 is shown with a broken line, illustration of the floor slab main reinforcement 51 is abbreviate | omitted.

FIG. 10 shows a sectional view of the concrete placing process. Note that in FIGS. 5 to 10, hatching showing a cross section is omitted to simplify the illustration.
Further, FIG. 11 shows a graph of the result of the performance confirmation test of the floor slab connecting portion 10.

  The existing concrete floor slab bridge 100 shown in FIG. 18 has a predetermined interval in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis and a plurality of steel main girders 2 arranged along the bridge axis direction L, and the steel main girders 2. Reinforced concrete of a predetermined length composed of a steel girder 2 and a reinforced concrete part 5 arranged on the upper part of the cross beam 4 while forming a lattice shape in plan view with the cross beams 4 connected in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis. The floor slabs 100a are arranged in the bridge axis direction L.

  The reinforced concrete portion 5 includes an upper rebar 5a and a lower rebar 5b arranged along the bridge axis direction L, a floor slab main reinforcement 5c arranged in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis with respect to each, and a reinforced concrete portion 5. A concrete bolt and a stud bolt 7 are provided so as to be integrated with the steel main girder 2 and the horizontal girder 4. The lower reinforcing bar 5 b is connected to the tip of the stud bolt 7.

  Further, the steel main girder 2 and the cross girder 4 are made of a long section I-shaped steel in the vertical direction, and the cross girder 4 is formed to be about half the height of the steel main girder 2. The upper flange 4a and the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2 are configured to be flush with each other.

  Further, the reinforced concrete portion 5 at the facing portion of the reinforced concrete floor slabs 100 a that are arranged in the bridge axis direction L and constitute the existing concrete floor slab bridge 100 is provided with a joint jig 6. Moreover, in the opposing part of reinforced concrete floor slabs 100a, the steel main girder 2 is spaced apart in the bridge axis direction L, and the cross girder 4 in the vicinity of the opposing part is the end cross girder 3.

  The floor slab connecting portion 10 according to the present invention is a structure for removing the joint jig 6 as shown in FIG. 5 and structurally integrating and connecting the opposed portions of the reinforced concrete floor slabs 100a, that is, no joint. As shown in FIG. 2, the structure is formed over the entire width of the reinforced concrete slab 100a.

  Accordingly, the floor slab connecting portion 10 includes a portion having a cross-sectional structure along the steel main girder 2 as shown in FIG. 1 (a) and a steel main girder 2 as shown in FIG. 1 (b). And a portion having a cross-sectional structure between the two. More specifically, the floor slab connecting portion 10 configured over the entire width in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis connects the fixed portion 21 of the formed steel plate 20 to the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2 (FIG. 1 (a )) And a structure (FIG. 1 (b)) for connecting the fixed portion 21 of the formed steel plate 20 to the upper flange 3a of the end cross beam 3 (FIG. 1 (a)). The floor slab connecting portion 10 having a cross-sectional structure passing through the steel main girder 2 shown in FIG.

  Specifically, the facing portion between the reinforced concrete floor slabs 100a, that is, the floor slab connecting portion 10 having a structure for connecting the construction location X, connects the upper flanges 2a of the steel main girders 2 on both sides of the construction location X. The sandwiched connecting plate 30, the formed steel plate 20 that is fixed to each of the upper flanges 2 a of the steel main girders 2 on both sides or the upper flanges 3 a of the end cross girders 3, and the shaped steel plate, straddling the construction site X 20, stud bolts 40 planted on the upper part, upper reinforcing bars 5a on both sides of the reinforced concrete part 5 on the both sides of the construction site X, connecting upper reinforcing bars 50 connected in the bridge axis direction L, and a concrete part 60 placed on the construction site X It consists of.

  The sandwiching connection plate 30 is a connection plate that connects the upper flanges 2a of the steel main girders 2 spaced apart in the bridge axis direction L so as to sandwich the upper flange 2a of the steel main girders 2 from above and below. b) As shown in FIG. 7B, the upper connecting plate 31 is disposed on the upper surface side of the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2, and the lower connecting plate 32 is disposed on the bottom surface side of the upper flange 2a. The upper connecting plate 31 and the lower connecting plate 32 are joined with bolts (not shown) in a state where the upper flange 2a of the steel main beam 2 is sandwiched vertically.

  Note that the upper connecting plate 31 is a plate member having a rectangular shape in plan view that is long in the bridge axis direction L and having the same width as the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2, and the lower connecting plate 32 is a steel main girder 2 It is the board | plate material formed with the width below half with respect to the upper flange 2a, and is arrange | positioned on both sides with respect to a web in the bottom face side of the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2. FIG.

  The formed steel plate 20 is composed of an SM steel plate, and includes a fixing portion 21 fixed with bolts (not shown) to the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2 and the upper flange 3a of the end cross girder 3, and a bridge axis perpendicular direction W. And a raised portion 22 raised substantially in a trapezoidal shape with respect to the fixed portion 21, and stud bolts 40 are arranged and planted in the raised portion 22 in a lattice shape in a plan view. In addition, you may comprise the formed steel plate 20 with SS steel plate. Alternatively, the stud bolts 40 may be arranged in a zigzag shape in plan view.

  The interval between the skirts of the trapezoidal raised portions 22, that is, the interval between the fixing portions 21 in the bridge axis direction L is longer than the length of the sandwiched connecting plate 30 in the bridge axis direction L. Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the formed steel plate 20 is attached to the entire range over the entire width of the construction site X in the existing concrete floor slab bridge 100. Accordingly, the formed steel plate 20 is fixed to the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2 and is connected and fixed to the upper flange 3a of the end cross girder 3 between the steel main girders 2.

  Further, the formed steel plate 20 is arranged over the entire width of the floor slab connecting portion 10, but the formed steel plate 20 connected to the steel main girders 2 and the steel main girders 2 adjacent to each other in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis. It is constituted separately from the formed steel plate 20 connected to the upper flange 3a of the end cross girder 3 between them, and a plurality of such formed steel plates 20 are arranged in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis so as to be perpendicular to the bridge axis. It is arranged over the entire width in the direction W.

In this way, the formed steel plate 20 disposed over the entire width in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis is configured to function as a form on the lower surface side when placing concrete in the construction site X.
A plurality of the formed steel plates 20 having the same width may be arranged in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis and arranged over the entire width in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis.

  The stud bolts 40 are arranged in a grid pattern in the raised portion 22 of the formed steel plate 20 and are planted in a direction protruding upward. The tip head 41 of the stud bolt 40 disposed on the upper surface side of the raised portion 22 is formed so as to be at a height corresponding to the lower rebar 5 b disposed in the reinforced concrete portion 5.

  The connection upper rebar 50 is a rebar having the same diameter as the upper rebar 5a, which is arranged along the bridge axis direction L and connected to and connected to each of the upper rebar 5a on both sides of the construction site X. 5a and the connection upper rebar 50 may be connected by a lap joint having a predetermined joint length, or may be connected by a mechanical joint or a welded joint.

Further, the floor slab main bars 51 in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis W are provided at predetermined intervals in the bridge axis direction L so as to be orthogonal to the connection upper reinforcing bars 50.
Further, a shear reinforcement bar 52 in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis is attached to the stud bolt 40. The shear reinforcing reinforcing bars 52 are provided to prevent the formed steel plates 20 arranged in the bridge axis perpendicular direction W from shifting and are arranged so as to straddle the boundary between the formed steel plates 20 arranged in the bridge axis perpendicular direction W. ing. In addition, the shear reinforcement bar 52 does not need to be provided.

  The concrete part 60 is composed of fiber-reinforced super-hard hard concrete. The concrete portion 60 made of fiber reinforced ultra-high-hardness concrete exhibits strength at an early stage and can improve the bending strength and toughness after hardening, as compared with the case where the concrete portion 60 is made of general concrete.

A construction method of the floor slab connecting portion 10 configured as described above will be described with reference to FIGS.
In order to construct the floor slab linking part 10, a part of the surface layer 8 is removed as shown in FIG. 5A (step s 1), and the construction location X is set so as to straddle the joint jig 6. Then, both sides of the construction site X in the bridge axis direction L are cut vertically so that the steel main girder 2 and the end cross beam 3 are exposed, and the concrete at the construction site X is removed (step s2).

  At this time, not only the concrete of the reinforced concrete part 5 but also the upper rebar 5a and the lower rebar 5b are cut on both sides of the construction site X in the bridge axis direction L over the entire width in the bridge axis perpendicular direction W. The concrete and the joint jig 6 are removed (see FIG. 5B). Moreover, the stud bolt 7 located in the construction location X is removed at this step.

  And in order to connect with the connection upper reinforcement 50, the reinforced concrete part 5 (part shown with the broken-line hatching in Fig.6 (a)) is beaten by hand so that the edge part of the upper reinforcement 5a may expose predetermined length. (Step s3).

  In this way, in the construction site X where the concrete cutting / removal and hand-grip are completed, the upper connecting plate 31 and the lower connecting plate 32 are mounted so that the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2 is sandwiched from above and below. (See FIG. 6B and FIG. 7B: Step s4).

  After completion of the attachment of the sandwiching connection plate 30, the formed steel plate 20 in which the stud bolts 40 are previously planted is mounted (see FIG. 8A and FIG. 9A: step s5). At this time, as shown to Fig.9 (a), the fixing | fixed part 21 of the shaping | molding steel plate 20 is attached and fixed to the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2 with the volt | bolt which is not illustrated. Further, a shear reinforcing bar 52 in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis W is arranged with respect to the stud bolt 40.

  After the completion of the attachment of the formed steel plate 20, the upper connecting reinforcing bar 50 is connected to the upper reinforcing bar 5a whose ends are exposed on both sides in the bridge axis direction L, and the floor slab main reinforcing bar 51 is arranged (step s6). As shown in FIG. 8B, in this embodiment, the upper rebar 5a and the connection upper rebar 50 of the reinforced concrete portion 5 have a length equal to or longer than a predetermined joint length as a lap joint with the upper rebar 5a. Although it connects with the connection upper rebar 50 in piles, you may connect the upper rebar 5a and the connection upper rebar 50 using a mechanical joint or a welding joint.

  As described above, after the installation of the sandwiched connecting plate 30 and the formed steel plate 20 and the arrangement of the connection upper reinforcing bar 50 and the floor slab main reinforcing bar 51 are completed, the fiber reinforced super-hard-hardened concrete is placed in the construction location X (step s7). ).

The fiber-reinforced super fast-hardening concrete is concrete formed by adding an additive such as steel fiber or polypropylene fiber to so-called super-fast-hardening concrete.
And after the curing of the fiber reinforced super hard concrete cast in the construction site X, the construction of the floor slab connecting portion 10 is completed.

  In addition, also in the case of the floor slab connecting portion 10 between the steel main girders 2 adjacent to each other in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis W, the fixed connecting portion 21 of the formed steel plate 20 without the sandwiched connecting plate 30 is used as the end cross beam 3 Although there are differences such as connection to the upper flange 3a, other configurations and methods are the same, and the construction can be performed simultaneously with the cross section passing through the steel main beam 2.

A performance confirmation test performed in order to confirm the performance of the floor slab connecting portion 10 having the above-described configuration while being constructed by such a construction method will be described with reference to FIG.
In the performance confirmation test of the floor slab connecting portion 10, as shown in FIG. 11A, vertical displacement and the like when a load P is applied to a specimen modeled on the floor slab connecting portion 10 were measured.

  As a result, as shown in FIG. 11B, the structure of the floor slab connecting portion 10 is maintained well even when the design rotation angle is given, and the behavior after the occurrence of cracking is slower than the conventional connecting structure. It was confirmed that it was stable. Moreover, since the final point was later than that of the conventional connection structure, it was confirmed that the deformation performance was superior to that of the conventional connection structure. Further, since the floor slab connecting portion 10 forms a flexible structure, it is well synthesized with the reinforced concrete portion 5, and even if it reaches the final stage, the load bearing capacity of the floor slab connecting portion 10 does not decrease, and through cracks are generated. It was confirmed that it was an extent to be generated.

  Thus, compared with the conventional connection structure, the floor slab connecting part 10 that has been confirmed to have the required yield strength is provided on both sides so as to straddle the construction site X between the spaced apart ends of the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a. Fixing portions 21 at both ends connected to the upper flange 2a and the upper flange 3a of the end cross beam 3 facing each other in the play between the connecting upper rebar 50 connected to the upper rebar 5a and the spaced apart ends of the steel main beam 2 And the formed steel plate 20 provided with the raised portion 22 raised in the height direction with respect to the fixed portion 21, and the concrete portion 60 placed in the applied location X. Since it has a simple structure, it can be easily constructed.

  Specifically, as the floor slab connecting portion 10 in the bridge using the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a, the upper flanges of the steel main girders 2 on both sides so as to straddle the construction site X between the spaced apart ends of the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a. The structural member of the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a includes the formed steel plate 20 in which the opposing portions of 2a and the upper flanges 3a of the end cross beams 3 are connected to each other, and the connected upper reinforcing bars 50 connected to the upper reinforcing bars 5a on both sides so as to straddle the construction site X Since it is a structure that is directly connected to the reinforced concrete floor and the concrete portion 60 is formed by placing fiber reinforced super fast hard concrete, for example, the conventional reinforced concrete floor slab 100a is directly connected to each of the upper rebar 5a and the lower rebar 5b. Compared to the connecting structure, the floor slab connecting portion 10 having a required yield strength can be realized by simple construction.

  In addition, the above-mentioned formed steel plate 20 is arranged without a gap so as to be orthogonal to the steel main girder 2 and to cover the end cross girder 3 in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis. In addition, the external force can be effectively transmitted by acting integrally with the rebar 50 on the connection. Therefore, the floor slab connecting portion 10 that can be easily constructed and has sufficient proof strength can be realized.

  Even if the opposing steel main girders 2 are not arranged linearly in the bridge axis direction L, the height of the upper flanges 2a, 3a of the steel main girders 2 and the end cross girders 3 on both sides Can be applied if they are the same. Further, the formed steel plate 20 can be connected to a bottom steel plate in a splice plate or a synthetic floor slab.

  Moreover, since the stud bolt 40 which improves the adhesiveness with the concrete part 60 is provided in the molded steel plate 20, the molded steel plate 20 and the concrete part 60 are integrated via the stud bolt 40, and in the floor slab connecting part 10 Yield strength can be surely expressed.

  Further, by disposing the tip head portion 41 of the stud bolt 40 disposed on the raised portion 22 at a height corresponding to the lower reinforcing bar 5b, even if the concrete portion 60 is deformed by an external force, the concrete It can suppress that damage, such as a crack to the part 60 and a reflection crack to a pavement surface, arises.

  Moreover, the floor slab connection which has the required proof stress with a simple structure is provided by providing the pinching connection board 30 which connected the opposing parts of the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2 of both sides so that the construction location X might be straddled. Part 10 can be realized.

  More specifically, the bending stress acting on the floor slab connecting portion 10 is applied to the steel main girder 2 by connecting the sandwiching connecting plate 30 to each of the opposing portions of the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2 on both sides. Can communicate. Therefore, it is possible to realize the floor slab connecting portion 10 having a required proof stress while having a simple structure.

  Further, by configuring the sandwiching connection plate 30 with a width corresponding to the width of the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2, the sandwiching connection plate 30 is provided over the entire surface in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the amount of steel material and to easily carry in and install, that is, to improve the workability.

  In addition, since each of the opposing portions of the upper flange 2a of the steel main girders 2 on both sides is sandwiched between the upper connecting plate 31 and the lower connecting plate 32 in the vertical direction, the floor has a simple structure and a required strength. The plate connecting part 10 can be obtained.

  More specifically, the upper flange 2a and the sandwiched coupling plate 30 are connected to each other by sandwiching the upper flange 2a facing portions of the steel main girders 2 on both sides with the upper coupling plate 31 and the lower coupling plate 32 in the vertical direction. Even when the ground contact area is small, the bending stress acting on the floor slab connecting portion 10 can be transmitted to the steel main girder 2. Therefore, it is possible to realize the floor slab connecting portion 10 having a required proof stress while having a simple structure.

  In addition, since the fiber-reinforced fast-hardening concrete exhibits strength at an early stage by placing the fiber-reinforced quick-hardening concrete to form the concrete portion 60, the floor slab connection surely has proof strength even in a short-term construction. Part 10 can be constructed. Further, by using fiber reinforced concrete capable of increasing the bending strength and toughness, the external force acting on the construction location X is integrated with the formed steel plate 20, the connection upper rebar 50, or the sandwiched connection plate 30. It can be expected that the cracks generated in the floor slab connecting portion 10 are dispersed.

  Further, a steel reinforced concrete floor slab 100a having an upper rebar 5a and a lower rebar 5b in the bridge axis direction L, a steel main girder 2 in the bridge axis direction L having upper flanges 2a and 3a and a web, and a direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis W. In the existing concrete floor slab bridge 100 using the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a that connects the opposing facing portions of the existing reinforced concrete floor slab 100a arranged in the bridge axis direction L, with the end cross girder 3, the steel main girder 2 A method of exposing the opposing portion of the upper flange 2a and the upper flange 3a of the end cross girder 3 and rolling the opposing portion of the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a until the end of the upper reinforcing bar 5a is exposed so that it can be joined. In the formed steel sheet 20 having a raised portion 22 that is disposed so as to straddle between the steel main girders 2 spaced apart in the bridge axis direction L and the steel main girder 2 separated in the bridge axis direction L. A formed steel plate attaching step (step s5) in which the portion 21 is fixed to the upper flanges 2a, 3a of the steel main girder 2 and the end cross girder 3 and the shaped steel plate 20 is installed, and both the exposed upper rebar 5a and the connected upper rebar 50 on the connecting upper reinforcing bar arranging step (step s6), and the concrete placing step (step) for placing the fiber reinforced fast-hardening concrete between the opposing portions of the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a. By carrying out s7), the fiber-reinforced fast-hardening concrete constituting the concrete part 60 develops strength at an early stage. For example, repair work for a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab 100a with a limited construction period. Even so, it is possible to reliably construct a connecting portion having a yield strength.

  Further, by using fiber reinforced concrete capable of increasing the bending strength and toughness, the external force acting on the construction location X is integrated with the formed steel plate 20, the connection upper rebar 50, or the sandwiched connection plate 30. It can be expected that the cracks generated in the floor slab connecting portion 10 are dispersed.

Since the plurality of shear reinforcing bars 52 are arranged in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis, it can function as a stopper for the formed steel sheet 20.
Further, the floor slab connecting portion 10 is provided on the steel main girders 2 and the end cross girders 3 on both sides even when the opposing steel main girders 2 are not arranged linearly in the bridge axis direction L. If the heights of the flanges 2a and 3a are the same, it can be applied.

  As described above, in the floor slab connecting portion 10 having a required yield strength as compared with the conventional connecting structure, in the above description, the raised portion 22 of the formed steel plate 20 is fixed to the fixed portion 21 when viewed from the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis. On the other hand, it is configured to be raised in a substantially trapezoidal shape, but may be configured to have an appropriate convex shape such as a semicircular cross section. Furthermore, although the fixing | fixed part 21 was bolt-connected with respect to the steel main beam 2 and the end cross beam 3, you may connect by the method which can evaluate structurally integrally, such as welding and an adhesive material.

  Furthermore, you may comprise the floor slab coupling | bond part 10a using the connection lower reinforcement 70, without using the shaping | molding steel plate 20. FIG. Hereinafter, the floor slab connecting portion 10a using the connecting lower rebar 70 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram showing a cross-sectional view in the bridge axis direction L of a floor slab coupling portion 10a of another embodiment, FIG. 13 is a construction flow diagram of the floor slab coupling portion 10a, and FIGS. The construction explanatory drawing of the floor slab connection part 10a is shown.

  Specifically, FIG. 12 (a) shows a cross-sectional view of the floor slab connecting portion 10a in the bridge axis direction L passing through the steel main girder 2, and FIG. 12 (b) shows between adjacent steel main girders 2. Sectional drawing of the floor slab coupling | bond part 10a of the bridge-axis direction L which passes is shown.

  Further, in detail, FIG. 14 (a) shows a cross-sectional view of the floor slab connecting portion 10a before the repair, and FIG. 14 (b) is a location X (hereinafter referred to as construction location X) where the floor slab connecting portion 10a is constructed. Sectional drawing about the surface removal process is shown.

  15A shows a cross-sectional view of the cutter cutting process at the construction site X, FIG. 15B shows a cross-sectional view of the hand-working process at the construction site X, and FIG. 16A shows the connecting plate mounting process. FIG. 16B shows a cross-sectional view of the connecting reinforcing bar arranging step, and FIG. 17 shows a cross-sectional view of the concrete placing step. In FIGS. 15 to 17, hatching showing a cross section is omitted for the sake of simplicity.

  The floor slab connecting portion 10a shown in FIG. 12 does not include the formed steel plate 20 as compared with the above-described floor slab connecting portion 10, and the connecting lower rebar 70 having the same diameter as the lower rebar 5b is disposed. The difference is that the connecting plate 33 is arranged over the entire width in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis instead of 30.

  In addition, in the above-mentioned floor slab connecting portion 10 and the floor slab connecting portion 10a, the newly connected upper rebar 50 is connected and integrated with the upper rebar 5a of the reinforced concrete portion 5 by a lap joint. 70 is arranged at a height corresponding to the lower reinforcing bar 5b of the reinforced concrete part 5, but the lower reinforcing bar 5b of the reinforced concrete part 5 and the lower connecting reinforcing bar 70 are not connected, and the lower connecting reinforcing bar 70 is arranged independently. . Then, similarly to the upper connection reinforcing bar 50, the lower connection reinforcing bar 70 also arranges the floor slab main reinforcement 51.

Further, the connected lower rebar 70 arranged in the bridge axis direction L at a height corresponding to the lower rebar 5b does not need to be structurally connected to the lower rebar 5b, but the tip of the lower rebar 5b and the connected lower rebar 70 is They are arranged substantially in parallel so as to overlap the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis.
In addition, the structure of the floor slab connecting portion 10a configured in this way is not greatly different in the cross section passing through the steel main girders 2 and the cross section between the adjacent steel main girders 2.

Next, a construction method of the floor slab connecting portion 10a configured as described above will be described with reference to FIGS.
In order to construct the floor slab connecting portion 10a, the construction location X is set so as to straddle the joint jig 6 with respect to the initial cross section shown in FIG. 14 (a), as shown in FIG. 14 (b). While removing the surface layer 8 (step t1), the both sides of the construction site X in the bridge axis direction L are cut vertically, and the concrete at the construction site X is removed (step t2).

  At this time, not only the concrete of the reinforced concrete part 5 but also the upper rebars 5a and 5b are cut across the entire width of the bridge axis perpendicular direction W on both sides of the bridge axis direction L of the construction site X, and the concrete and joint of the construction site X The jig 6 is removed (see FIG. 15A).

  And as shown in FIG.15 (b), in order to connect with the connection upper rebar 50, the concrete part of the reinforced concrete part 5 is beaten by hand so that the end part of the upper rebar 5a may be exposed for a predetermined length ( Step t3). Further, the stud bolt 7 exposed in this step is removed.

  In this way, in the construction site X where the concrete cutting / removal and the hand wrench have been completed, the connecting plate 33 is connected to the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2 and the upper flange 3a of the end cross girder 3 with the bridge shaft. It is mounted over the entire surface in the perpendicular direction W (see FIG. 16A: step t4).

  After completing the attachment of the connecting plate 33, the connecting upper reinforcing bar 50 is connected to the upper reinforcing bar 5a whose ends are exposed on both sides in the bridge axis direction L, and the connecting lower reinforcing bar 70 is arranged at a predetermined position, and the floor slab The main reinforcement 51 is arranged (step t5). As shown in FIG. 15B, in this embodiment, the upper rebar 5a and the connection upper rebar 50 of the reinforced concrete portion 5 are connected to the upper rebar 5a with a length equal to or longer than a predetermined joint length as a lap joint. The upper rebar 50 is overlapped and connected, but the upper rebar 5a and the connected upper rebar 50 may be connected using a mechanical joint.

  Thus, after the installation of the connecting plate 33 and the arrangement of the connecting upper reinforcing bar 50, the connecting lower reinforcing bar 70, and the floor slab main reinforcing bar 51 are completed, the fiber-reinforced super-hard-hardened concrete is placed in the construction location X (step t6). Then, after curing the fiber reinforced super hard concrete, the construction of the floor slab connecting portion 10a is completed.

  In this way, the construction portion X between the spaced apart ends of the reinforced concrete slab 100a is straddled and arranged over the entire width in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis, and the upper flange 2a and the end of the steel main girder 2 on both sides. At the height corresponding to the connecting plate 33 which connected the opposing parts of the upper flange 3a of the cross girder 3, the connecting upper rebar 50 connected to the upper rebar 5a on both sides so as to straddle the construction site X, and the height corresponding to the lower rebar 5b Since the floor slab connecting part 10a composed of the connected lower reinforcing bar 70 arranged in the axial direction L and the concrete part 60 constructed by placing fiber reinforced super hard concrete at the construction site X has a simple structure, it is easy. The floor slab connecting portion 10a having sufficient proof stress can be realized.

  Specifically, as the floor slab connecting portion 10a in the bridge using the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a, the construction portion X between the spaced apart ends of the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a is straddled and arranged over the entire width in the direction W perpendicular to the bridge axis. And the connection plate 33 which connected the opposing parts of the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2 of both sides, and the upper flange 3a of the end cross girder 3, and the connection connected with the upper rebar 5a of both sides so that the construction location X might be straddled The upper rebar 50 is directly connected to the structural member of the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a, the connected lower rebar 70 is arranged in the bridge axis direction L at the height corresponding to the lower rebar 5b, and the fiber reinforced super high-speed hard concrete is hit at the construction location X. Since it is a structure that is simply provided and constitutes the concrete portion 60, for example, it is directly connected to each of the upper rebar 5a and the lower rebar 5b of the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a. Compared to the coupling structure of years, it is possible to realize a floor plate connecting portion 10a having a required strength with a simple construction.

  The floor slab connecting portion 10a is provided on the steel main girders 2 and the end cross girders 3 on both sides even when the opposing steel main girders 2 are not arranged linearly in the bridge axis direction L. If the heights of the flanges 2a and 3a are the same, it can be applied.

  Furthermore, the opposing part of the upper flange 2a of the steel main girder 2 and the upper flange 3a of the end cross girder 3 are exposed, and the opposing part of the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a is connected to the end of the upper reinforcing bar 5a so that it can be jointed. And spanning between the steel main girders 2 spaced apart in the bridge axis direction L, and the bridge axis perpendicular direction W A connecting plate attaching step (step t4) for connecting the exposed portions of the upper flange 2a of the exposed steel main beam 2 and the upper flange 3a of the end cross beam 3 with the connecting plate 33 so as to cover the entire width of At the height corresponding to the lower rebar 5b on both sides where the ends are exposed, the connected lower rebar 70 is arranged in the bridge axial direction L, and the connected rebar reinforcement connecting both the exposed upper rebar 5a and the connected upper rebar 50 Process (step t5) and rebar The floor slab connection having sufficient strength is achieved by performing a concrete placing step (step t6) in which the fiber reinforced super fast hard concrete is placed between the opposing portions of the cleat floor slab 100a to form the concrete portion 60. Since the part 10a can be constructed simply and easily, for example, even if it is a renovation work for the existing concrete floor slab bridge 100 using the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a in service with a limited construction period. it can.

In the correspondence between the configuration of the present invention and the embodiment, the flange of the present invention corresponds to the upper flanges 2a and 3a.
Similarly,
The connection structure corresponds to the floor slab connection part 10, 10a,
The connected space corresponds to the construction point X,
The flange connection part corresponds to the fixing part 21,
The head corresponds to the tip head 41,
The chipping process corresponds to the handwork process (steps s3 and t3).
The formed steel plate installation process corresponds to the formed steel plate installation process (step s5),
The reinforcing bar connecting process corresponds to the connecting upper reinforcing bar arranging process (step s6).
The connecting plate installation process corresponds to the connecting plate mounting process (step s4, step t4),
The connected lower reinforcing bar arranging step and the connecting upper reinforcing bar connecting step correspond to the connected reinforcing bar arranging step (step t5).
The present invention is not limited to the configuration of the above-described embodiment, but can be applied based on the technical idea shown in the claims, and many embodiments can be obtained.

For example, in the above description, the floor slab connecting portions 10 and 10a are configured at the opposing portion of the reinforced concrete floor slab 100a in the existing concrete floor slab bridge 100, but may be provided on a bridge using a newly-installed reinforced concrete floor slab.
Further, the steel main girder 2 in the bridge axis direction L having the flange and the web and the end cross girder 3 in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis W are made of I-shaped steel having flanges on the upper and lower ends of the web, respectively. , T-shaped steel provided with a flange at the upper end of the web, or a steel box girder may be used.

  Further, in the floor slab connecting portion 10, the tip head portion 41 of the stud bolt 40 disposed on the raised portion 22 of the shaped steel plate 20 is configured to correspond to the height of the lower rebar 5 b of the reinforced concrete portion 5. Can be secured, the tip head 41 of the stud bolt 40 may be higher than the lower reinforcing bar 5b. Conversely, if the concrete thickness cannot be secured, the tip head 41 of the stud bolt 40 may be arranged lower than the lower reinforcing bar 5b. Good.

In the above-described floor slab connecting portions 10 and 10a, the connected upper rebar 50 having the same diameter as the upper rebar 5a is used, and in the floor slab connecting portion 10a, the connected lower rebar 70 having the same diameter as the lower rebar 5b is used. If sufficient proof stress can be evaluated as the floor slab connecting portions 10 and 10a, reinforcing bars having different diameters from the upper reinforcing bar 5a and the lower reinforcing bar 5b may be used.
Further, the upper and lower flanges 2a of the steel main girder 2 in the floor slab connecting portion 10a may be sandwiched and fixed between the connecting plate 33 and the lower connecting plate 32 in the vertical direction.

  Moreover, in the cutter process of step s2, both sides of the construction site X in the bridge axis direction L were cut vertically so that the steel main girder 2 and the end cross beam 3 were exposed. The length may be cut short, and may be manually handed to a predetermined construction location X in the hand turning process (step s3). Further, in the hand turning process, the end of the upper rebar 5a is hand-exposed for a predetermined length so as to be connected to the connected upper rebar 50, but the hand is touched until the end of the lower rebar 5b is exposed. You may make it integrate with the concrete part 60 in the concrete placement process of step s7. In this case, the exposed length of the lower reinforcing bar 5b is preferably shorter than the exposed length of the upper reinforcing bar 5a.

2 ... steel main girders 2a, 3a ... upper flange 3 ... end cross girder 5a ... upper rebar 5b ... lower rebar 10, 10a ... floor slab connecting part 20 ... shaped steel plate 21 ... fixed part 22 ... raised part 30 ... sandwiched connection Plate 33 ... Connection plate 40 ... Stud bolt 41 ... Tip head 50 ... Connection upper rebar 60 ... Concrete part 70 ... Connection lower rebar 100a ... Reinforced concrete floor slab L ... Bridge axis direction X ... Construction site W ... Bridge axis perpendicular direction

Claims (11)

Reinforced concrete floor slab having upper and lower rebars in the bridge axis direction, steel main girder in the bridge axis direction having flanges and webs, and end transverse girders in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis, and arranged in the bridge axis direction A connection structure in a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that connects the opposed portions of the reinforced concrete floor slabs,
A connected upper rebar connected to the upper rebar on both sides so as to straddle the connected space between the spaced apart ends of the reinforced concrete floor slab,
Arranged so as to straddle the to-be-connected space, and the flange connecting portions on both sides of the bridge axial direction connected to the upper flange or the upper flange of the end cross beam facing each other between the spaced apart ends of the steel main girder And, with respect to the flange connection portion, a formed steel plate provided with a raised portion raised in the height direction, and
A connecting structure in a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab composed of a concrete portion placed in the connected space. The connection structure in the bridge using the reinforced concrete floor slab of Claim 1 provided with the stud bolt which improves the adhesiveness with the said concrete part in the said formed steel plate. The connection structure in the bridge using the reinforced concrete floor slab according to claim 2, wherein the head of the stud bolt disposed in the raised portion is disposed at a height corresponding to the lower rebar. In the bridge using the reinforced concrete floor slab in any one of Claims 1 thru | or 3 provided with the connection board which connected the opposing parts of the flange of the said steel main girder of both sides so that the said to-be-connected space might be straddled. Connected structure. The connecting plate,
The connection structure in the bridge using the reinforced concrete floor slab of Claim 4 comprised by the width | variety corresponding to the flange width of the said steel main girder. Reinforced concrete floor slab having upper and lower rebars in the bridge axis direction, steel main girder in the bridge axis direction having flanges and webs, and end transverse girders in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis, and arranged in the bridge axis direction A connection structure in a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that connects the opposed portions of the reinforced concrete floor slabs,
The upper flange of the steel main girder on both sides and the upper flange of the end cross girder are arranged across the coupled space between the spaced apart ends of the reinforced concrete floor slab and over the entire width in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis. A connecting plate that connects the opposing parts of each other,
Connected upper reinforcing bars connected to the upper reinforcing bars on both sides so as to straddle the connected space;
Corresponding to the lower reinforcing bar, the connected lower reinforcing bar arranged in the bridge axis direction,
A connecting structure in a bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab composed of a concrete portion placed in the connected space. The reinforced concrete floor slab according to any one of claims 4 to 6, wherein the connection plate is constituted by a sandwiched connection plate in which the opposing portions of the flanges of the steel main girders on both sides are sandwiched and connected in the vertical direction. Connection structure in a bridge. The connection structure in the bridge using the reinforced concrete floor slab in any one of Claims 1 thru | or 7 which comprised the said concrete part with the fiber reinforced quick-hardening concrete. Reinforced concrete floor slab having upper and lower rebars in the bridge axis direction, steel main girder in the bridge axis direction having flanges and webs, and end transverse girders in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis, and arranged in the bridge axis direction It is a connection method in an existing bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that connects opposing facing parts of an existing reinforced concrete floor slab,
While exposing the opposing part of the upper flange of the steel main girder and the upper flange of the end horizontal girder, the opposing part of the reinforced concrete floor slab is exposed until the end of the upper reinforcing bar is exposed so that it can be joined. Rubbing process,
The steel main girder has a flange connection portion in a formed steel plate that is disposed so as to straddle between the steel main girders and the end cross girders that are separated in the bridge axis direction and has a raised portion raised in the height direction. A formed steel plate installation step of installing the formed steel plate fixed to the upper flange and the upper flange of the end cross beam,
Reinforced concrete floor slab is used to perform a reinforcing bar connecting step for connecting the upper reinforcing bar to both exposed upper reinforcing bars, and a concrete placing step for placing concrete between the opposing portions of the reinforced concrete floor slab. A connecting method for existing bridges. Reinforced concrete floor slab having upper and lower rebars in the bridge axis direction, steel main girder in the bridge axis direction having flanges and webs, and end transverse girders in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis, and arranged in the bridge axis direction It is a connection method in an existing bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab that connects opposite parts of an existing reinforced concrete floor slab,
Exposing the upper flange of the steel main girder and the upper flange of the end cross girder, and exposing the end of the upper rebar so that the opposing portion of the reinforced concrete floor slab can be joined; and A chipping process for rolling up to a height corresponding to the lower reinforcing bar,
The upper flange of the exposed steel main girder so as to straddle between the steel main girders spaced apart in the bridge axis direction and between the end cross beams and across the entire width in the direction perpendicular to the bridge axis, and A connecting plate installation step of connecting the opposing portion of the upper flange of the end cross beam with a connecting plate;
In a height corresponding to the lower reinforcing bars on both sides where the ends are exposed, a connecting lower reinforcing bar arrangement step of arranging the connecting lower reinforcing bars in the bridge axis direction,
A connecting upper rebar connecting step of connecting both the exposed upper rebar and the connecting upper rebar;
A connecting method in an existing bridge using a reinforced concrete floor slab for performing a concrete placing step of placing concrete between the facing portions of the reinforced concrete floor slab. The connection method in the existing bridge using the reinforced concrete floor slab according to claim 9 or 10, wherein in the concrete placing step, the fiber reinforced fast-hardening concrete is placed.