Performance based design extreme wind loads on a tall building

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This paper presents a procedure for the calculation of wind loads on a proposed 385 ft tall building located in strong wind and mixed strong wind and hurricane wind regions. The procedure for the computation of design wind loads uses mixed distribution and Monte Carlo simulation. The results of a probabilistic analysis of hurricane wind speeds are combined with the probability distribution of recorded extreme wind speeds (excluding hurricane data) at the site. A 50-year sample of extreme wind speeds is created and the maximum 50-year wind (from the hurricane and the recorded data) is noted. The simulation is repeated for a large number of samples (>10000) and the probability distribution of the 50-year wind speed is computed for use in establishing the design wind speed.

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Jain, A., Srinivasan, M., & Hart, G. C. (2001). Performance based design extreme wind loads on a tall building. Structural Design of Tall Buildings, 10(1), 9–26. https://doi.org/10.1002/tal.165

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