Research Article
Driving Comfort Analysis Method of Highway Bridge Based on Human-Vehicle-Bridge Interaction
Table 1
The meaning of abbreviations used in the paper.
| Abbreviations | Meaning of abbreviation |
| VBI | Vehicle-bridge interaction | HVBSI | Human-vehicle-bridge spatial interactions | SCCBB | Steel-concrete composite beam bridge | 3D | Three-dimensional | 2D | Two-dimensional | OVTV | Overall vibration total value | | Level of weighted vibration | OVTV′ | Overall vibration total value (obtained by the new method) | | Level of weighted vibration (obtained by the new method) | RMS | Root mean square | R0 | No roughness | R1 | Low-level roughness | R2 | High-level roughness | R1′ | Low-level roughness (consider the wheel path roughness difference) | R2′ | High-level roughness (consider the wheel path roughness difference) | BVVD | Vertical vibration displacement of SCCBB | BVVA | Vertical vibration acceleration of SCCBB | VVA | Vertical vibration acceleration of vehicle | PVA | Pitch vibration acceleration of vehicle | RVA | Roll vibration acceleration of vehicle | Med1 | Traditional driving comfort analysis method | Med2 | New driving comfort analysis method |
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