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June 3, 2026Structural durability & health monitoringOpen Access

Contact Friction Behavior Analysis of Spherical Hinges in Swing Bridges Using Finite Element and Meta-Modeling

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JWJiahao WangYZYuanxun ZhengCDChaowei Du

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Randomized trial analyzes contact friction in swing bridges, suggesting metamodels enhance design efficiency.

Key Points

  • This research aims to analyze the contact friction behavior of spherical hinges in swing bridges using finite element modeling and a support vector regression metamodel.
  • Developed a refined finite element model of a multi-lane swing bridge.
  • Created a support vector regression metamodel for predicting contact stress and frictional moments.
  • Performed global sensitivity analysis using Morris and Sobol’ methods.
  • The SVR metamodel achieved adjusted coefficients of determination exceeding 0.94 for predictive accuracy.
  • Increasing support radius significantly reduced maximum contact stress; swing weight increased it.
  • Decreasing curvature radius and increasing friction coefficient enhanced frictional moments.

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Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1fc530dee9eb8c0dce6959https://doi.org/10.32604/sdhm.2026.080081
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