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Wind-induced vibrations of buildings: role of transient events
2011
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers : Structures and buildings
The design of tall buildings, in many cases, is governed by habitability limit states, where accelerations predicted from wind tunnel studies emulating stationary, boundary layer flows associated with synoptic winds are compared to accepted standards for occupant comfort. In both the accelerations predicted for these design limit states and the criteria they are evaluated against, tall building design practice has consciously neglected other types of responses that result from more transient
doi:10.1680/stbu.2011.164.4.273
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