| 英文摘要 |
Mao-Tsao bridge, located in Yang-Ming-Shan National Park, is a long-span arch bridge with main span of 134 m. This bridge is a reinforced concrete structure except the arch rib which is a mixed struture of steelrame and reinforced concrete. Due to the topographic condition, the bridge is in the rainy and foggy area and daily temperature is changeable. In addition, the location of the bridge belongs to a sulfureous region of Yang-Ming-Shan Nation Parke All of these factors make the bridge subject to corrosion, especially during the construction stage of arch rib. The arch rib was constructed by concrete lapping method with pre-erected composite arch, in which the steel part would be exposed to the serious corrosion environment for a long time. To avoid the damage of the bidge caused by the corrosive environment and extend the life of the bridge, the steel parts of the bridge were coated by hot-dip-galvanization. This paper is mainly to present the state-of-art of the hot dip galvanized Mao-Tsao bridge. In addition, the working situation of zinc galvanized steel part of the bridge will be discussed. It will be a valuable reference for the construction of bridges surrounded by corrosive environment. |