Abstract:In order to analyze the limitation of temperature-displacement relational model in evaluating the sliding performance of movable bearing, the bearing displacement response of railway steel truss girder under the train load is studied. Based on the bridge health monitoring system, the difference of displacement response of 1~3# bearings of a steel truss girder under the combined action of temperature and train is compared, and the causes of the difference are analyzed. The mapping relationship between the displacement response characteristics and the train operating conditions is established for 3# bearing which is significantly affected by train. A method for identifying the abnormal sliding state of bearing based on the vehicle-induced displacement is proposed. The research shows that the train load destroys the hysteretic path of temperature and 3# bearing displacement. It is hard to use the temperature-displacement model for evaluating the slipping state of 3# movable bearing. The 3# bearing displacement response characteristics caused by train load can be divided into four types, and there is a unique vehicle load condition corresponding to it. The final state of the 3# bearing displacement oscillates is in a range. The length of this oscillating area can be used to distinguish whether or not the slipping state of movable bearing is normal, and also provide a new idea for the evaluation of slipping state of movable bearing of the bridge.