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Prediction of Peak Wind Loads on Low Rise Structures

Tieleman, H. W. / Elsayed, M. A. K. / Hajj, M. R.

A new procedure to derive the distribution of peak pressure and wind load coefficients from individual sample records is presented. The procedure is applied to field data obtained from the experimental building at the Wind Engineering Research Field Laboratory. (WERFL) and to wind tunnel measurements on generic flat-roof models of similar geometry made at Clemson University and the University of Western Ontario (UWO). From the wind tunnel data, load coefficients based on variable tributary areas are compared with the provisions of the ASCE 7 Standard.

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Prediction of Peak Wind Loads on Low Rise Structures

Tieleman, H. W. / Elsayed, M. A. K. / Hajj, M. R.

A new procedure to derive the distribution of peak pressure and wind load coefficients from individual sample records is presented. The procedure is applied to field data obtained from the experimental building at the Wind Engineering Research Field Laboratory. (WERFL) and to wind tunnel measurements on generic flat-roof models of similar geometry made at Clemson University and the University of Western Ontario (UWO). From the wind tunnel data, load coefficients based on variable tributary areas are compared with the provisions of the ASCE 7 Standard.

Prediction of Peak Wind Loads on Low Rise Structures

Tieleman, H. W. / Elsayed, M. A. K. / Hajj, M. R.

A new procedure to derive the distribution of peak pressure and wind load coefficients from individual sample records is presented. The procedure is applied to field data obtained from the experimental building at the Wind Engineering Research Field Laboratory. (WERFL) and to wind tunnel measurements on generic flat-roof models of similar geometry made at Clemson University and the University of Western Ontario (UWO). From the wind tunnel data, load coefficients based on variable tributary areas are compared with the provisions of the ASCE 7 Standard.

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Title:

Prediction of Peak Wind Loads on Low Rise Structures

Contributors:

Tieleman, H. W. (author) / Elsayed, M. A. K. (author) / Hajj, M. R. (author)

Conference:

Solutions to Coastal Disasters Conference 2005 ; 2005 ; Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Published in:

Solutions to Coastal Disasters 2005 ; 484-493

Publication date:

2005-05-02

ISBN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1061/40774(176)49

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Oceans , Beach erosion , Data analysis , Natural disasters , Hurricanes , Low-rise buildings , Wind loads , Predictions , Tsunamis , Floods , Harbors , Coastal environment , Storm surges , Coastal structures

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