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    The document discusses calculating wind forces on a structure. It provides the formula for calculating wind force as wind force equals the wind factor times the wind pressure times the area exposed to wind. It then calculates the wind forces in the x and y directions at increments of 3 meters along the structure for various wind heights, with forces ranging from 2.87 kN to 6.45 kN. Attachments include an Excel sheet calculating the forces and AutoCAD drawings showing force positions and dimensions.

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    The document discusses calculating wind forces on a structure. It provides the formula for calculating wind force as wind force equals the wind factor times the wind pressure times the area exposed to wind. It then calculates the wind forces in the x and y directions at increments of 3 meters along the structure for various wind heights, with forces ranging from 2.87 kN to 6.45 kN. Attachments include an Excel sheet calculating the forces and AutoCAD drawings showing force positions and dimensions.

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    The document discusses calculating wind forces on a structure. It provides the formula for calculating wind force as wind force equals the wind factor times the wind pressure times the area exposed to wind. It then calculates the wind forces in the x and y directions at increments of 3 meters along the structure for various wind heights, with forces ranging from 2.87 kN to 6.45 kN. Attachments include an Excel sheet calculating the forces and AutoCAD drawings showing force positions and dimensions.

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    Wind

    Fi=Cf*K*q*A
    Cf = 1 Wind Factor
    K=1 For H =0-10
    K = 1.1 For H =10-20
    K = 1.3 For H =20-30
    K = 1.5 For H =30-50
    Q = 70 Kg/m2 Wind Pressure
    A = Area Of the expossed Surface
    So Wind Force Depend on the L in
    (X-dir & Y-dir )
    First in ( X- dir ):
    Lx = 20 ms
    FB = 1∗.07∗(20∗( .55+1.5 ) )= 2.87
    F0 = 1∗.07∗(20∗( 1.5+1.5) )= 4.2
    F1 = 1∗.07∗(20∗( 1.5+1.5) )= 4.2
    F2 = 1∗.07∗(20∗( 1.5+1.5) )= 4.2
    F3 = 1.1∗.07∗(20∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 4.62
    F4 = 1.1∗.07∗(20∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 4.62
    F5 = 1.1∗.07∗(20∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 4.62
    F6 = 1.3∗.07∗( 20∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 5.46
    F7 = 1.3∗.07∗( 20∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 5.46
    F8 = 1.3∗.07∗( 20∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 5.46
    F9 = 1.5∗.07∗( 20∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 6.3
    F10 = 1.5∗.07∗( 20∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 6.3
    F11 = 1.5∗.07∗( 20∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 6.3

    Second in ( Y- dir ):
    Lx = 20.5 ms
    FB = 1∗.07∗(20.5∗( .55+1.5 ) )= 2.94
    F0 = 1∗.07∗(20.5∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 4.3
    F1 = 1∗.07∗(20.5∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 4.3
    F2 = 1∗.07∗(20.5∗( 1.5+1.5 ) )= 4.3
    F3 = 1.1∗.07∗(20.5∗( 1.5+1.5) )= 4.73
    F4 = 1.1∗.07∗(20.5∗( 1.5+1.5) )= 4.73
    F5 = 1.1∗.07∗(20.5∗( 1.5+1.5) )= 4.73
    F6 = 1.3∗.07∗( 20.5∗( 1.5+1.5 ))= 5.59
    F7 = 1.3∗.07∗( 20.5∗( 1.5+1.5 ))= 5.59
    F8 = 1.3∗.07∗( 20.5∗( 1.5+1.5 ))= 5.59
    F9 = 1.5∗.07∗( 20.5∗( 1.5+1.5 ))= 6.45
    F10 = 1.5∗.07∗( 20.5∗( 1.5+1.5 ))= 6.45
    F11 = 1.5∗.07∗( 20.5∗( 1.5+1.5 ))= 6.45

    Attatchements:
    Excel Sheet Calculating the forces
    Autocad drawing shows the position of each
    force
    Autocad drawing Shows the Diminssion in
    each direction

    Eng:Michael Gergis
    Hanna

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