Abstract:In order to study the eccentric load effect of lane load on the small radius curved double narrow box steel-concrete composite continuous girder bridge, the bending, torsion and distortion effects of the structure are analyzed theoretically based on the actual project. Three load cases of eccentric live load on the outer side, eccentric live load on the inner side and symmetrical live load of the curve radius are established. A three-dimensional finite element solid model is established with ANSYS software for analysis. The concept of stress amplification factor is introduced to study the law of the eccentric load coefficient of the structure. The results show that the warping normal stress and shear stress on the outer side of the curve radius of the composite girder are larger than those on the inner side of the composite girder. The amplification factor of the normal stress of the composite girder is approximately between 1.3 and 1.4, and the eccentric load effect of the normal stress is most obvious at the middle fulcrum. The amplification factor of shear stress is approximately between 1.5 and 1.6, and the eccentric load effect of shear stress is most obvious at the quarter of the midspan. Compared with the straight girder bridge, the stress amplification factor of the small radius curved double narrow box steel-concrete composite continuous girder bridge under eccentric lane load is larger. For this kind of structure, the eccentric load effect caused by live load cannot be ignored.