Abstract:In order to study the collision effect between the adjacent beams of high-pier continuous curved bridge under earthquake, the sliding effect of plate rubber bearing and the damping effect of friction pendulum bearing are considered. Based on Kelvin element, a nonlinear time history analysis model is established to analyze the effects of pile-soil interaction, initial clearance of adjacent beams and equivalent active radius of friction pendulum bearing on the structural seismic response. The results show that after the pile-soil interaction, the impact force on the outside of the adjacent beam curve decreases by about 3.74%, while the impact force at other positions increases by about 8.07%. Ignoring the collision effect of adjacent beams will underestimate the internal force at the pier bottom. The reduction of relative displacement of pier beam by friction pendulum bearing is about 4.89%. With the increase of the initial gap between adjacent beams, the number of collisions will decrease, but the change of collision force is more complex. With the increase of the equivalent active radius of the friction pendulum support, the impact force on the outside of the curve decreases gradually, and the change rate can reach 31.24%, and the change rate of the impact force on the inside of the curve is less than 5.13%.