Simulated wind loading of a Melbourne style brick veneer house.

By:

Reardon, G. F. (Greg F)

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Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Series: Technical report (James Cook University of North Queensland. Cyclone Testing Station) ; 34Publication details: NOV 1988Description: iv, 57p., 1 appendix, figs and tabs throughout, 11 refsISBN:

086443295X

ISSN:

01588338

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Subject: Simulated wind loading tests were conducted on a house built to represent normal building practice in Melbourne. The wind loads applied to the test house were based on the provisions of the wind loading code for terrain category 3 (suburban) Melbourne wind conditions. The response of the house was measured by electronic displacement gauges and fed into a portable computer.

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Simulated wind loading tests were conducted on a house built to represent normal building practice in Melbourne. The wind loads applied to the test house were based on the provisions of the wind loading code for terrain category 3 (suburban) Melbourne wind conditions. The response of the house was measured by electronic displacement gauges and fed into a portable computer.

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