Full-scale and model-scale wind pressure and fatigue loading on the Texas Tech University building / Y.L. Xu and G.F. Reardon.

By:

Xu, Y. L. (You Lin), 1952-

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Technical report / Cyclone Testing Station ; no. 42 | Technical report (James Cook University of North Queensland. Cyclone Testing Station) ; no. 42.Publication details: Townsville, Qld : Cyclone Testing Station, James Cook University of North Queensland, 1996.Description: 38 p. : ill. ; 30 cmISBN:

086443605X (pbk)

Contained works:

James Cook University of North Queensland. Cyclone Testing Station

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DDC classification:

624.176 21

Subject: A model-scale and full-scale comparison of wind pressures and fatigue loading on the Texas Tech University Building has been carried out at the James Cook Cyclone Testing Station. The results from this study indicate that wind tunnel techniques can be used as an economic and efficient way to determine wind pressures and fatigue loading on low-rise buildings, but caution should be given to the largest negative peak pressures at roof edge and corners

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Includes index.

Bibliography: p. 37-38.

A model-scale and full-scale comparison of wind pressures and fatigue loading on the Texas Tech University Building has been carried out at the James Cook Cyclone Testing Station. The results from this study indicate that wind tunnel techniques can be used as an economic and efficient way to determine wind pressures and fatigue loading on low-rise buildings, but caution should be given to the largest negative peak pressures at roof edge and corners

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