Abstract:In order to solve the problem of the bending moment of the aseismatic bearing affected by the uncertain excitation load of pedestrian to cause the phenomenon of incomplete parameter acquisition and the poor seismic effect of the bearing, the aseismatic bearing design of long-span special-shaped flyovers under the pedestrian excitation load is studied. Firstly, by considering the uncertainty of pedestrian excitation on the bridge, multiple load excitation types are set. The interval process method is used to describe the uncertain excitation of pedestrians on the bridge. The autocorrelation coefficient function is used to analyze the non-random vibration of the bridge under the excitation load of pedestrians. Secondly, the aseismatic bearing model is constructed by using the elements in the finite element software. And the bridge displacement, pier bending moment and pile foundation bending moment are numerically simulated. Finally, the numerical simulation results of the bearing parameters are substituted into the finite element model to design a hyperboloid spherical aseismatic bearing structure. The results show that the maximum errors between the longitudinal bending moment and the actual data of the designed bearing are 25 kN·m and 250 kN·m respectively under the conditions of jogging and fast running. The transverse bending moment is consistent with the actual data, which shows that the designed bearing can play a good anti-seismic effect according to the data.