Abstract:In order to avoid resonance of the pedestrian bridge, taking the pedestrian cable-stayed bridge in plots C and D of the Xinjinniu (island-type) park as an example, the first-order natural frequency of the pedestrian cable-stayed bridge was obtained through numerical simulation and pulsation tests. Further, the pedestrian excitation load was selected, and the comfort evaluation standard was determined. Finally, the vibration response of the original bridge was numerically analyzed, and a tuned mass damper (TMD) vibration reduction design was proposed based on the results of the original bridge"s dynamic analysis. The research results show that the first-order vertical bending frequency of the end span of the bridge is 2.73 Hz, and the mid-span frequency is 1.51 Hz. After installing the TMD, the acceleration peaks of the end span and the middle span meet the comfort standard, and the maximum vibration reduction effect of the TMD can reach 60%.