Abstract:Aiming at the vibration comfort problem of complex corridor structures under human-induced loads, taking two concrete structural corridors in the teaching building of a certain school as the research objects, the transverse and vertical acceleration time courses under multi-condition pedestrian load excitation are tested by the traditional sensor method and the machine vision method, and the first-order natural vibration frequencies of the two corridors are obtained by using the fast Fourier transform. Subsequently, the natural vibration frequency and acceleration time-history data are used to analyze the human-induced vibration characteristics and evaluate the vibration response. The results show that the machine vision method can better meet the requirements of the vibration test of the covered bridge. The first-order natural frequency obtained through data post-processing and the peak acceleration under each working condition have an error of less than 5% compared with the traditional sensor method, which proves the rationality of this method. Meanwhile, the first-order natural vibration frequency of the test corridor is much higher than the normal pedestrian load frequency, and the peak acceleration data under each working condition are all within the normal range, meeting the comfort requirements of pedestrians. The results of on-site measurement and analysis have the reference value for the application of such human-induced vibration comfort evaluation.