Abstract:To enhance the scientificity and adaptability of bridge construction schemes in complex environments, taking the Tiaojuntai Bridge as the engineering background, an optimization study on the support construction schemes is conducted. Based on the multi-objective fuzzy decision-making theory, a multi-objective fuzzy optimization model for bridge support schemes is established by comprehensively considering the factors such as structural strength, stiffness, stability, flood resistance, cost, construction period and technological advancement. Combined with the finite element analysis, three support layout schemes are systematically compared. The results show that for the Tiaojuntai Bridge, the minimal support scheme has higher economic efficiency and better flood adaptability under the premise of controllable structural performance and safety, and has a good prospect for engineering promotion, which provides both theoretical support and practical reference for the bridge construction in complex terrain and flood-prone areas.