Abstract:To validate the design rationality of a three-span V-type rigid frame + hanging beam composite system bridge, the static and dynamic load tests are conducted to support acceptance and maintenance data collection. The process begins with establishing a beam grid model using MIDAS Civil NX, followed by verification through a solid model in Midas/FEA NX. Using Class-A load standards and four targeted scenarios with three-axle heavy-duty vehicle loading schemes, the static-dynamic numerical simulation is conducted. The loading tests measure key parameters including deformation, stress-strain, dynamic deflection, and natural frequency at critical cross-sections of the main beam. That static load tests demonstrated: calibration coefficients for static strain and deflection ranging from 0.54 to 0.72, with relative residual ratios below 20% and no visible damage. Dynamic load tests show that: the natural frequency is 1.7 times the theoretical value, impact coefficients below theoretical thresholds, and damping ratios within normal concrete bridge ranges. The overall test results indicate: The bridge's structural strength and stiffness fully meet Class A urban design load requirements, demonstrating excellent overall performance. This structural configuration provides valuable reference for similar large-span high-stiffness bridges, while experimental data enriches the industry database for such bridge types.