Formulation of justifiable wind loading distributions up tall buildings derived from HFFB measurements

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Formulation of justifiable wind loading distributions up tall buildings derived from HFFB measurements

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For the general case of non-linear and combined sway and twist mode shapes, analysis of HFFB measurements gives rise to serious challenges and various techniques have been developed using significant assumptions. This is because it is not possible to directly obtain the distribution of varying fluctuating wind loads throughout the height of tall buildings. This paper proposes a straightforward HFFB-based wind load/twist distribution approach in the time domain to predict the wind-induced dyna...

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2024-03

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Salehinejad, M Mahdi / Li, Yin Fai / Ma, Quincy / Flay, Richard George James

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https://hdl.handle.net/2292/67355

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0905 Civil Engineering / 0912 Materials Engineering / 0915 Interdisciplinary Engineering / 4005 Civil engineering / 4016 Materials engineering

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