Radu A; Axinte E.Wind forces on structures supporting solar collectors.Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics.1989.93-100Raddu A, Axinte E. Wind forces on structures supporting solar collectors. J Wind Eng Ind Aerodyn 1989;32:93-100.A. Radu and E. Axinte, "Wind forces on ...
Wind Forces on Groups of StructuresA RECENT letter by Gunn and Malikraises the possibility that the collapse of the Central Electricity Generating Board's cooling towers at Ferrybridge in 1965 might have been caused by the unusual aerodynamic loads present on this type of configuration....
However, the advent of modern design and fabrication of structures has rendered them more prone to respond to the dynamic action of wind. Increasing attention is therefore being given to the time-dependency of the wind forces resulting either from the fluctuations of speed caused by the turbulence...
Nateghi, F.: 1988, Analysis of wind forces on light-frame structures, PhD Dissertation, CE Dept. University of Missouri-Columbia, 194 pp. Nateghi, F. et al.: 1988, Wind forces on wood joints of non-engineered buildings, analysis and testsl, Proc. NSF/WERC Symposium on High Winds Buildin...
Wind Forces on Structures: Plate Girders and Trusses Part of a series of papers on the factors which determine wind forces, this paper focuses on the nature and velocity of the wind that acts to cause normal,... WW Pagon - 《American Society of Civil Engineers》 被引量: 5发表: 1958年 ...
A review of wind loads on canopies attached to walls of low-rise buildings 2021, Engineering Structures Citation Excerpt : Wind provisions usually have Cp values for eaves having roof slope less than 10°. The effect of wind on eaves having roof slopes higher than 10° was studied by Stathop...
THE TOPICS COVERED ARE DIVIDED INTO FOUR MAIN AREAS: (1) PREDICTION AND NATURE OF WIND CONDITIONS NEAR THE GROUND HAVING AN INFLUENCE ON BUILDINGS, (2) DETERMINATION OF AERODYNAMIC FORCES DUE TO WIND, (3) THE PERFORMANCE AND RESPONSE OF PARTICULAR STRUCTURES INCLUDING TOWERS AND BRIDGES, AND (...
The identification of offshore environmental benefits compared to the onshore wind power plants is an interesting issue that needs detailed analysis. However, the minimum use of land, the avoided noise, and visual impacts are some of the main driving forces for the development of offshore wind ...
Blades: Harvest thewind energy. Wind exerts forces (lift and drag) on the blades, causing the rotor to spin. Brake: Stops the rotor in case of emergency. Controller: Starts the wind turbine at cut-in speeds (generally around 3.5m/s) and shuts off the turbine at very high wind speeds ...