Impact spectra for eccentrically prestressed beam of bending-stretching effect under moving load

Md Mahathe Hasan Toha , Zhi Sun , Chuhan Fan , Jianglin Xu

Resilient Cities and Structures ›› 2026, Vol. 5 ›› Issue (2) : 144 -150.

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Resilient Cities and Structures ›› 2026, Vol. 5 ›› Issue (2) :144 -150. DOI: 10.1016/j.rcns.2026.04.004
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Impact spectra for eccentrically prestressed beam of bending-stretching effect under moving load
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In this study, the impact behavior of an eccentrically prestressed simply-supported concrete beam of prophase bending-stretching retention subjected to a constant moving load is investigated for structure impact resilience evaluation. The finite element method is adopted for beam behavior modeling and the Newmark-β time-domain integration technique is adopted for response computation. The geometric stiffness matrices, due to the prestressing axial compression and the prophase bending-stretching caused by eccentric prestressing and self-weight, are considered. Parametric study on varying prestressing force and eccentricity shows that eccentric prestressing will induce up to 58 % reduction of the fundamental frequency with the increase of the prestressing force. Moving-load induced impact for the considered eccentrically prestressed beam will amplify the peak bending moment by up to 53 %, while shift the position of peak dynamic response in the positive bending moment zone away from the midspan by more than ± 15 % of the span length. For the studied cases, the consideration of the eccentric prestressing will enlarge the shift of the moving load-induced peak bending moment position but will not induce the presence of new bending moment zone under moving load.

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Prestressed beam / Geometric stiffness / Moving load / Impact factor / Modal analysis / Resilience evaluation

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Md Mahathe Hasan Toha, Zhi Sun, Chuhan Fan, Jianglin Xu. Impact spectra for eccentrically prestressed beam of bending-stretching effect under moving load. Resilient Cities and Structures, 2026, 5 (2) : 144-150 DOI:10.1016/j.rcns.2026.04.004

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