Construction Scheme of Cast in situ Box Girder of Approach Bridge of Feilong Island Bridge
The cast-in-place box girder of the approach bridge of Feilong Island Bridge is structurally divided into two forms, the first and sixth are 17m wide box girders with left and right sides not separated; The second, fourth and fifth couplets are left and right separated single 13m wide box girders, with a gap of 2cm between the left and right. The width of one span box girder connecting the second and fourth couplets with the main bridge has changed from 13m to 14.5m. The spans of approach bridges are (2 × 30)+(30+2 × 35+2 × 30)+main bridge+(2 × 30+33+30)+(30+2 × 35+32+30)+(2 × 30). According to the geographical environment of box girder construction, it can be divided into four forms: land, land cross highway, water and island. Among them, 1, 2, 3, 19, 20 and 21 span land, 4 and 18 span south and north roads of Zhangjiang, 5, 6, 7, 16 and 17 span water of Zhangjiang, and 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 span Feilong Island. The 17m box girder is a single box with double rooms, the floor width is 8.732m, the roof thickness is 22-42cm, the web thickness is 40-60cm, and the floor thickness is 20-45cm. It is designed as an inclined web, with a web slope of 0.604, a flange width of 3.5m, and a flange root thickness of 55cm. The 13m box girder is a single box with two chambers, the bottom plate is 7.06m wide, and the transition section is widened to 8.571m. The top plate is 22-42cm thick, the web is 50-60cm thick, and the bottom plate is 20-45cm thick. It is designed as an inclined web with a web slope of 0.376. The wing plate is 2.5m wide and 45cm thick at the root. The prestress is distributed in the roof, web and floor, which are longitudinal prestress. The flange plate has no transverse prestress.