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Example Concept Design

Rev

A.p.proach I This approach is the simplest, but the most conservative,


v , , , , , , ~= ~ 22.5m/s
c,lt c,lt
Vh,O

Figure NA.1

= I +0.001A (lO/z)"z = I +0.001 ~ 4 ~5 ( 1 0 / 2 7 ) =1.037 "~


= Vh,.lap x
= 1.0
C,lt

NA.2b NA.1
Table NA.1 Table NA.2 4. I

v ~ , , ~= 22.5 x 1.0.?7 = 2.?..?m/s

cd,
Vh

(the maximum from any direction)


L'h,O

= cscasm~c,br

v~,

= 1.0 x 1.0 x2.7.3 =2.?..?m/s = 0.61.7~~~

qh

4.10 and NA.2.18 NA.2. I I

x 10-j = 0..7.3kN/m2 qk, = 0.613 ~2.3.3~ Terrain: country, when wind blowing ,from the east Distance from the sea: 24 k m minimum height z = 27m

c,(z) =3.1
qp(z) = c d z ) qh qp(z)=.?.I xO..?.~ =I.02kN/mZ This peak velocity pressure may he used to determine ,forces on the rtructure in each orthogonal direction.

Figure NA.7

A.p.proach 2 This approach demands knowledge of the upwind terrain all around the site. Examples of two directions, 330" and 60" are shown below, and then the full details of each direction in tabular format. 3.70" 60"
v[,,o
~d,,

= 23.3m/s

(as above)

v h , ~ =23.3m/s (as above)


cdlr

= 0.82

= 0. 7.7

Table NA.1 Table NA.2

~scaro,, = 1.0
Vh
vL,

= cscasm~c,br = 19.1 m/s

L'h,O

Vh
vL,

= cs,,,,,, c,br = 17.0m/s

Vh,O

4.1

= 0.82 x 1.0 x 23.3

= 0. 7.7 x 1.0 ~ 2 3 . 3

T,,
?k,

= 0.613~~:

= 0.613 x 19.12 x lo-.' = 0.22 kN/mZ

q,, q,,

= O.613vk,'

4.10 and NA.2.18

= 0.613 x 17.p x 10"

=0.18kN/m2
Terrain: country Annex AS

Terrain: town b , =8m

x = 30m (the spacing to the ~ i wind p obstructions) 2 x h,,,, < x < 6 x ha,, ? x 8 c30 <6 x 8 16 <30 <48

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