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Wind Pressures and Suctions on Roofs
Although the dangers of damage to roofs from hurricane winds are vaguely appreciated by most people, the nature and distribution of wind forces are not generally understood. The subject is complicated and some understanding of air flow around buildings is required as a basis for sound roof design. It is the purpose of this digest to assist the reader in acquiring this understanding. (Author)
Wind Pressures and Suctions on Roofs
Although the dangers of damage to roofs from hurricane winds are vaguely appreciated by most people, the nature and distribution of wind forces are not generally understood. The subject is complicated and some understanding of air flow around buildings is required as a basis for sound roof design. It is the purpose of this digest to assist the reader in acquiring this understanding. (Author)
Wind Pressures and Suctions on Roofs
W. A. Dalgliesh (author) / W. R. Schriever (author)
1965
4 pages
Report
No indication
English
Meteorological Data Collection, Analysis, & Weather , Civil Engineering , Wind , Roofs , Force(Mechanics) , Damage , Pressure , Lift , Distribution , Structural properties , Flow fields , Stagnation point , Density , Vortices , Velocity , Buildings , Configuration , Design , Canada , Wind pressure , Suction , Differential pressure
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