Steel Structure and Bridge Laboratory

Categories of technology seeds
Infrastructure
keyword
Maintenanceultimate strength analysisSteel structurecorrosion evaluation

Faculty

岩崎 英治

IWASAKI Eiji

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Professor

TEL:
0258-47-9617
FAX:
0258-47-9600

Specialties

Civil Engineering

Research areas

・Structural analysis of steel structure
・Shape finding and structual analysis of suspension structure
・Evaluation of redundancy and residual strength of steel bride
・Evaluation of corrosion environment and corrosio rate

Main facilities

・Workstation
・Ultrasonic thickness gauge
・Electromagnetic coating thickness tester
・Adhesion salt meter

Forte of this laboratory's study

・Structural analysis of steel structure
・Shape finding and structual analysis of suspension structure
・Evaluation of redundancy and residual strength of steel bride
・Evaluation of corrosion environment and corrosio rate

Areas interesting to interact with

Providing information for soundness evaluation of existing steel structure

Message

Many of the steel structures in Japan rapidly increase more than 50 years after the construction, maintenance of these steel structures will become increasingly important. We are aiming at research on structural analysis technology and corrosion environment evaluation for rational inspection and diagnosis of steel structures that have passed through many years.

  • Fig-1 Ultimate strength analysis of suspension bridgeFig-1 Ultimate strength analysis of suspension bridge
  • Fig-2 Stress analysis of connection part of steel truss bridgeFig-2 Stress analysis of connection part of steel truss bridge
  • Fig-3 Airborne around bridge section
(a) Distribution of airborne salt by numerical simulation
(b) Comparison between calculation and measurementFig-3 Airborne around bridge section
    (a) Distribution of airborne salt by numerical simulation
    (b) Comparison between calculation and measurement
  • Fig-4 Redundancy evaluation of steel truss bridge
(a) Model bridge
(b) Candidate of fracture critical memberFig-4 Redundancy evaluation of steel truss bridge
    (a) Model bridge
    (b) Candidate of fracture critical member
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