2 edition of measurement of wind pressures on two-storey houses at Aylesbury found in the catalog.
measurement of wind pressures on two-storey houses at Aylesbury
K. J. Eaton
Published
1974
by Building Research Establishment in Watford
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Written in English
Edition Notes
| Statement | K. J. Eaton and J. R. Mayne. |
| Series | Building Research Establishment current paper -- 70/74 |
| Contributions | Mayne, J. R. |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | 39p. : |
| Number of Pages | 39 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL13710393M |
wind pressure gauges and how the data measured at se-lective points are interpreted to represent the wind load on the roof. Objective The objectives of the current project are to (1) complete a literature review on measurements of wind load effects on field structures; (2) perform wind tunnel tests and evaluate accuracy of data from pressure gaug-. Among different projects on full scale measurement of wind-induced pressures, perhaps the best known is the project of an experimental building at Aylesbury in the U.K. (Eaton and Mayne, ). The project involved measurement of wind and wind-induced pressures on surfaces of a two-stoiy residential building in the field.
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An account is given of the measurement of wind pressures on a two-storey housing estate on the outskirts of Aylesbury, 65 km north-west of London.
The estate immediately adjoins an open country fetch extending uninterruptedly for about 15 km to the by: The two-storey house at Aylesbury, England, built by the Building Research Establishment for the full-scale measurement of wind pressures, has been modelled at scale in a boundary layer wind tunnel so that the reliability of simulation could be verified for low-rise by: References 1 K.J.
Eaton and J.R. Mayne, The measurement of wind pressures on two-storey houses at Aylesbury, J. Ind. Aerodyn., 1 () 22 2 IAWE Aylesbury Collaborative Experiment (ACE), 4th draft.
3 P.J. Vickery, Wind loads on the Aylesbury experimental house: a comparison be- tween full-scale and two different scale models, Faculty Cited by: 9. The measurement of wind pressures on two-storey houses at Aylesbury J.R. MAYNE; An account is given of the measurement of wind pressures on a two-storey.
PRESSURE TRANSDUCER FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF WIND EFFECTS ON FULL-SCALE STRUCTURES G. measurement of wind pressures on two-storey houses at Aylesbury book Creus-Effects of the reference-pressure system on the dynamic response of pressure transducers in full-scale experiments J.L.
Waldeck-The measurement of wind pressures on two-storey houses at Aylesbury K.J. Eaton and J.R. Mayne. The differences are negligible compared with the uncer- tainties inherent in measurements in wind tunnels, as found in the Aylesbury Experiment, see ref.
and J.R. Mayne, The measurement of wind pressures on two-storey houses at Aylesbury, J. Ind. Aerodyn., 1 () 6 J.D. Holmes, Effect of frequency response on peak pressure. The measurement of wind pressures on two-storey houses at Aylesbury.
Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics 1: Crossref, Google Scholar. Levitan ML, Mehta KC, Chok CV, Millsaps DL. The measurement of wind pressures on two-storey houses at Aylesbury. Article. Dec ; J.R. MAYNE; An account is given of the measurement of wind pressures on a two-storey.
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The recorded pressure signals were low-pass filtered at Hz, sampled at Hz, and analyzed for mean, r.m.s., maximum and minimum values for a record length of 1 min.
Aylesbury and Price's Fork models: V.P.I.S.U. Wall and roof pressure measurements on a scale model of the Ayles- bury experimental building (roof pitch and wall.
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A full‐scale instrumented experimental low‐rise building was built and implemented to monitor wind effects on the building during typhoons. Field measurements of the near‐surface wind velocity field and wind‐induced pressures on the low‐rise building were carried out during the passages of 10 typhoons in – This paper presents a combined study of field measurements and wind.
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