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Advances in Wind Engineering
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ISSN 2950-6018 · KeAi Communications Co., Ltd. · 57 artikel di indeks
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A probabilistic framework for estimating roof panel failure in low-rise buildings subjected to tornado loads
This study develops a probabilistic risk assessment framework for evaluating the vulnerability of low-rise buildings subjected to tornado-induced wind loads. The framework integrates aerodynamic loads and a parametric tornado wind field model, and employs Monte Carlo simulations to estimate the…
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Feasible deck erection schedules of long-span suspension bridges considering flutter safety
This paper proposes a method of conducting flutter safety inspections for suspension bridges during deck erection stages. Historical extreme wind speed data spanning 30 years (1983–2012) from six regions in China were collected. By utilizing the start date and reference period of deck erection as…
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The impact of climate change on typhoon-induced dynamic response of transmission tower-line system: A case study in Hong Kong
The impact of typhoon wind loads on electric transmission networks is becoming increasingly significant, often leading to the failure of overhead transmission tower-line systems. This study aims to provide insights into the typhoon wind field caused by climate change scenarios, as well as the…
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Explore generation mechanisms of unsteady large-amplitude wind-induced response in stay cables by delayed detached eddy simulation
The generation mechanisms of unsteady large-amplitude wind-induced vibrations in bridge stay cables under no precipitation condition are numerically studied through simulations of flow around a circular cylinder at an attack angle of α = 30° and Re = 104. Delayed detached eddy simulation is…
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Evaluating community-level tornado losses and the cost–benefit of enhanced residential building codes: A case study of Moore, Oklahoma
On May 20, 2013, the Moore tornado devastated over 1000 residential buildings in the city. To reduce future tornado-related losses, 12 modifications to residential building codes were proposed and adopted by the City of Moore the following year. It is essential to determine if the expenses…
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Structural vibration characteristics of offshore wind turbines under tropical cyclones
Offshore wind turbines (OWTs) promise the exploitation of abundant Aeolian resources in marine regions but are prone to natural hazards, e.g., tropical cyclones. With the growing development of OWTs toward deeper waters, the improved understanding of structural vibration behaviour of OWTs under…
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Wind tunnel tests of autorotation of plate: The effects of tilt angle, chamfer form, and mass eccentricity
Windborne debris is one of the main factors that damage building structures in typhoon-prone areas, and plate-type debris is more common and concerning. Wind tunnel tests were conducted to study the aerodynamic characteristics of the rotating plate under the influence of tilt angle, chamfer form…
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Study on liquid film dynamics and aerodynamic characteristics of train-bridge system under wind-rain interaction effects using Eulerian-Lagrangian approach
This study investigated liquid film dynamics and aerodynamic performances of a high-speed train on bridges in rainy conditions using Eulerian-Lagrangian approach. The effects of rainfall intensity and train speed on liquid film distribution and dynamics as well as aerodynamic performances of the…
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Measurements of shear stress distribution over a flat roof as a function of parapet height, wind direction, and roof roughness
A series of first-of-their-kind large-scale wind tunnel tests was conducted to measure the surface shear stress distribution on a flat roof of a square-plan building. Data were collected for a broad range of parapet heights and wind angles and for both smooth impermeable roofs and roofs covered…
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Validating debris flight model in highly turbulent boundary layer flows using wind tunnel testing
Windborne debris impact can cause building envelope damage during windstorms, and hence it is crucial to study debris flight behavior in turbulent wind fields for improving building resilience in urban areas. During flight, windborne debris encounters spatiotemporally varying wind flow affecting…
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Understanding the relationship between structural failure and fatalities in Tornadoes: A quantitative investigation of the 2021 Midwest Tornado Outbreak
During 1950-2011, the number of fatalities caused by tornadoes in the U.S. significantly exceeded the fatalities caused by both hurricanes and earthquakes. To reduce tornado induced fatalities, it is essential to understand how structures/building failures correlate with fatalities and who are more…
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Mitigating wind loads on PV panels via Savonius turbines: A numerical investigation
Photovoltaic (PV) panels are highly susceptible to damage under high wind loads. Research on effective measures to mitigate wind loads on PV panels remains limited. Conventional methods typically employ wind barriers to block incoming wind, but their dense arrangement compromises sunlight exposure…
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Impact of loose-laid gravel on the pressure distribution over a flat roof
A series of large-scale wind tunnel tests were conducted to quantify the impact of loose-laid gravel on the pressure distribution over a flat roof. Measurements were presented for the pressure distribution over the surface of a flat roof on a square plan building for a broad range of parapet…
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Study of rectangular 5:1 cylinder vortex-induced vibration based on the mode decomposition method
Vortex-induced vibration (VIV) is a complicated fluid-solid coupling phenomenon. VIV of rectangular section has attracted considerable investigation because its aerodynamic properties provide useful models for high-rise buildings and bridge decks. This study aims at an in-depth analysis of VIV of…
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Effects of acceleration, frequency and mild motion sickness on continuous tracking task accuracy in response to simulated wind-induced building motion
This study investigates the effects of acceleration, frequency and motion sickness on task performance. Using a mixed factorial design, we exposed 40 participants to a range of sinusoidal accelerations (8 to 30 milli-g), frequencies (0.125 to 1 Hz) and motion directions (fore-aft and lateral) in a…
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Vortex-induced vibration control of bridge decks using energy dissipative devices: A review of recent developments
This paper presents a comprehensive and up-to-date review of energy dissipative devices for controlling vortex-induced vibrations (VIV) in bridge decks, covering passive, active, and semi-active control systems. It synthesizes key findings and innovative control strategies from the VIV control…