Abstract:With the development of major infrastructure such as bridges, the analysis of the stability of large temporary structure disk buckle brackets is becoming increasingly important. Taking a cast-in-place bridge bracket as the engineering background, and through the different design parameter changes, the influence on the bearing performance of the disk buckle bracket is analyzed. Based on numerical simulation analysis software, the stress, deformation, bearing limit and other changes of the disk buckle bracket are studied. The focus is on the study of the influence of two design parameters of the upright spacing and the upright height on the load-bearing performance of the disk buckle bracket. The results show that with an increase in the spacing and height of upright, the load-bearing performance of the bracket gradually decreases. When the upright spacing is 0.6 m, the load-bearing capacity of bracket is the strongest. It is suggested to increase the member bars of underground diaphragm wall or reduce the upright spacing in order to enhance the stability of the bracket when a bracket is erected in a high wind zone. In actual engineering, if a high formwork bracket is erected, the stability of the bracket can be enhanced by adding the diagonal braces or diaphragm wall member bars. For the brackets with a height greater than 16 m but less than 24 m, the top layer should be fully covered with diagonal braces; and for brackets with a height greater than 24 m, the entire bracket should be fully covered with diagonal braces.