Dynamic Properties of Two Pedestrian Wooden Bridges Including Seasonal Effects

Neilson, John H.; Ibisevic, Aida; Ugur, Hasanhüseyin; Battini, Jean‐Marc; Crocetti, Roberto; Pacoste, Costin; Martínez-Rodrigo, M.D.

doi:10.47964/1120.9145.19104

XI International Conference on Structural Dynamics 2020

DOI: 10.47964/1120.9145.19104

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Dynamic Properties of Two Pedestrian Wooden Bridges Including Seasonal Effects

John H. Neilson¹,

Aida Ibisevic²,

Hasanhüseyin Ugur³

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Pedestrian Bridge Evaluation and Modelling Subjected to Running Load Cases

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Mateo

Ruiz

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Footbridge 2022, Madrid: Creating Experience

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<p>This paper presents the dynamic measurements performed at two pedestrian bridges in Sweden subjected to different loading scenarios. Using accelerometers, the natural frequencies, the experimental mode shapes, and damping properties were determined for each bridge. Analysis were performed using the generalized single degree of freedom theory, the finite element method and the coupled system approach taking into account the flying phase of the running load. Additionaly, a simplified sensitivity analysis is presented in terms of accelerations due to the pedestrian transient event of a running load case. Results indicate that there is an excellent agreement between the aforementioned modelling strategies and, that it is possible to have human structure interaction under running load scenarios.</p>

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Pedestrian Bridge Evaluation and Modelling Subjected to Running Load Cases

Larena

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Ruiz

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Footbridge 2022, Madrid: Creating Experience

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