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What level of typhoons can the tower withstand?

2015-11-15View Original

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According to GB150, tower design generally includes a basic wind pressure. How can the parameter of basic wind pressure be converted into an indication of the strength of typhoons that a structure can withstand? For example, a typhoon of level 17 has a wind speed of 52 M/S – can a structure withstand such a strong typhoon? I would appreciate the advice from all of you experts.
Reply #22015-11-17
What version is your GB150? It seems that the chapter on \"upright containers\" isn’t available anymore, right? It seems that this question should be asked in reverse: for a typhoon of level 17, with wind speeds of 52 meters per second, these values need to be converted into wind pressure, and then design or verification can be carried out using this value as a standard.
Reply #32015-11-24
Agree with the person above. When using SW6 for calculations, entering the corresponding wind parameters will suffice.

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