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of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056 Volume: 05 Issue: 06 | June -2018 www.irjet.net p-ISSN: 2395-0072 © 2018, IRJET | Impact Factor value: 6.171 | ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal | Page 42 Critical Analysis of Wind on vertical tall structures Ashish Ghonmode1, Sanjay Bhadke2 1M.tech Scholar 2ndyear Tulsiramji Gaikwad-Patil college of Engineering and Technology, Nagpur, Maharashtra 2Professor,Dept of Civil Engineering, Tulsiramji Gaikwad-Patil college and Technology, Nagpur, Maharashtra, India ---------------------------------------------------------------------***-------------------------------------------------------------------- Abstract: Wind induced structural responses, including pressure, are directional dependent. First win speed will not be uniform in all directions. Second the shape and structural properties of the structure will not be axi -symmetric. Consideration of the directionality effect will help to achieve an economical and safe design of structure The wind pressure acting on individual units of a structure can be determined using the pressure coefficient which depends on the overall dimensions of the structure as well as the openings present in the walls of the structure. Thenumerical example considered in this chapter illustrates the determination of static wind loads by both force coefficient and pressure coefficient methods. Dynamic along-wind analysis procedures using Random Vibration Analysis and codal provisions explained in this paper. For the purpose of along-wind analysis of the structures by the analytical procedure based on random vibration analysis, a FORTAN program was developed. For this purpose, t hree structures have been considered, out of which, two are buildings and one is a chimney. The output of the program is the response of the structure in terms of mean response, peak factor, standard deviation of fluctuating response along the height of the structure. 1. Introduction Characteristics of Wind and Wind Velocity Wind is the motion of air relative to the earth’s surface caused by rotation of the earth and differential solar heating. The shear action of surface roughness retards the wind velocity to nearly zero at the earth’s surface. The wind velocity gradually increases with height andattains a nearly constant value at a height known as the Gradient Height (Nigam and Narayanan 1994). Layer. The variation of wind velocity within the earth’s boundary layer with respect to both height and the approach terrain . 1.2 Wind Response of Structures Wind analysis methods are well established and available in textbooks and in various international codes and standards on wind load. IS 875 (Part 3) – 1987 is the present Indian Standard available for wind load analysis for buildings and structures. Draft code for wind load [IS 875 (Part 3) – Draft (2015)] was been published in 2015 with some modifications in the wind load assessment procedures. Both the codes have provisions forStaticwind load assessment on moderate height structures using a simplified approach and Dynamic load calculation for tall flexible structures using Gust Factor Method (GFM). 2. Literature Review Solari (1983)has given direct formulae for calculation of the along wind response in terms of gust factor, displacement and acceleration for point-like structures, vertical structures and horizontal structures. The ease of use of these formulae as opposed to the procedures based on use of graphs has been mentioned. Badruddin et al. (1984) have performed experimental and analytical study on along-wind and across-wind response of three structures located in different terrains. This includes a reinforced concrete tower (330m high), a reinforced concrete chimney (180m high) and a latticed steel tower (45.72m high). The results obtained experimentally and analytically have been compared and presented graphically. Holmes (1987) proposed the need for a correction factor to accommodate non-linearity in the modeshape of tall buildings which are generally considered to have a linear modeshape in the fundamental vibration mode. An expression for modeshapecorrectionfactorhasbeengiven by the author which is a function of the power law exponent. The results have been compared to wind tunnel measurement data and they werefoundtobeinagreement with each other. Gaikwad (2013) has described the procedure of random vibration analysis and the Indian codal provision (IS 4998 (Part 1)) for determination of along-wind response of tall RC chimneys. He has discussed aboutthevariousspectra of longitudinal velocity fluctuations proposed in past literatures and has presented the results of variation in response of chimneys depending on the PSD being used in calculation of wind response. Kwok et al. (1988) carried out an experimental wind tunnel study on a benchmark building (CAARCbuilding)to study the effect of edge configuration of buildings on the response of such tall buildings due to action of wind. Different plan configurations such as plain rectangular plan, rectangular plan with slotted corners and chamfered corners were subjected to wind tunnel testing. The response of the model in along-wind and across-wind
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