How to calculate wind load

2008-01-10View Original

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It is now known that the maximum wind speed is 40m/s. Now I want to know what the wind load is, in unit (N/m2), that is, how much is the effect of the wind on 1 square meter? Thank you in advance. This post was last edited by zwzmh on 2008-1-11 08:27 ]

Reply #22008-01-10

P=0.5ρv^2 P: pressure unit: N/m2ρ: Local air density kg/m3 v: Wind speed. m/s

Reply #32008-01-11

I went back in the evening and deduced it myself. Thanks anyway.

Reply #42008-01-11

1. There is a small software for wind load calculation on this forum. 2. There are clear calculation methods in the tower equipment standards, including the calculation and selection of various coefficients. It is recommended to learn it.* one time

Reply #52008-01-14

:o There is a calculation formula. . . . . . . .

Reply #62008-01-14

This is the wind pressure calculation formula in Microprotol. If you have any questions, you can verify it.

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