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Wind Field Variability in Complex Terrain: Lessons from the Hardanger Bridge

Fenerci, A. / Øiseth, O.

Along the Coastal Highway E39 in the western coast of Norway, Norwegian Government is planning to build several extreme bridges spanning from 1.5 to 5 km. The region is typically mountainous with deep fjords seeping inland. Here, experience gained from a 5-year monitoring campaign on the Hardanger Bridge in Norway is summarized relating to this ambitious project. The analysis of data provided valuable knowledge on the wind characteristics, which can be generalized for the whole region. Insight has also been gained on the dynamic behaviour of the bridge and how it is influenced by the wind conditions. The results are presented and discussed here with the future bridges in mind.

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Wind Field Variability in Complex Terrain: Lessons from the Hardanger Bridge

Fenerci, A. / Øiseth, O.

Along the Coastal Highway E39 in the western coast of Norway, Norwegian Government is planning to build several extreme bridges spanning from 1.5 to 5 km. The region is typically mountainous with deep fjords seeping inland. Here, experience gained from a 5-year monitoring campaign on the Hardanger Bridge in Norway is summarized relating to this ambitious project. The analysis of data provided valuable knowledge on the wind characteristics, which can be generalized for the whole region. Insight has also been gained on the dynamic behaviour of the bridge and how it is influenced by the wind conditions. The results are presented and discussed here with the future bridges in mind.

Wind Field Variability in Complex Terrain: Lessons from the Hardanger Bridge

Fenerci, A. / Øiseth, O.

Along the Coastal Highway E39 in the western coast of Norway, Norwegian Government is planning to build several extreme bridges spanning from 1.5 to 5 km. The region is typically mountainous with deep fjords seeping inland. Here, experience gained from a 5-year monitoring campaign on the Hardanger Bridge in Norway is summarized relating to this ambitious project. The analysis of data provided valuable knowledge on the wind characteristics, which can be generalized for the whole region. Insight has also been gained on the dynamic behaviour of the bridge and how it is influenced by the wind conditions. The results are presented and discussed here with the future bridges in mind.

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Title:

Wind Field Variability in Complex Terrain: Lessons from the Hardanger Bridge

Additional title:

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering

Contributors:

Ricciardelli, Francesco (editor) / Avossa, Alberto Maria (editor) / Fenerci, A. (author) / Øiseth, O. (author)

Conference:

Conference of the Italian Association for Wind Engineering ; 2018 ; Naples, Italy

Published in:

Proceedings of the XV Conference of the Italian Association for Wind Engineering ; Chapter: 23 ; 286-295

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering ; 27

Publication date:

2019-03-13

Size:

10 pages

ISBN:

978-3-030-12815-9 , 978-3-030-12814-2

ISSN:

2366-2565 , 2366-2557

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-12815-9_23

Type of media:

Article/Chapter (Book)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Suspension bridge , Turbulence characteristics , Buffeting response , Complex topography , Probabilistic modelling Engineering , Solid Mechanics , Fluid- and Aerodynamics , Building Construction and Design , Renewable and Green Energy

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