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In order to determine the difference and similarity of along-wind loads of high-rise buildings between Chinese Taiwan and Chinese mainland areasbenchmarking analysis was used to compare the wind load code for buildings on both sides of the Taiwan straitand multi-factor analysis of along-wind loads of high-rise buildings was conducted using the uniform design method. The results show that there are significant differences in the basic wind speed sample method and extreme distribution parameter estimation methods. The wind pressure height coefficient distribution and conversion coefficient of design wind speed in different return periods for the two standards are roughly the sameThe turbulence intensity values of the Taiwan code is significantly larger than that of the mainland codeFor the wind pressure calculation of main wind-force resisting system and cladding Taiwan wind load code adopts classification methodwhile the Mainland wind load code adopts a unified expression. There are significant differences between the two standards in the combination of design wind loads of along-windcross-windand torsional directions. Taking the base shear and base bending moment as evaluation indexesthe influence of aspect ratio H BLexposure factor αgust effect factor Cgwind load shape coefficient Cp and turbulence intensity Iz on the along-wind loads of high-rise buildings gradually decreasesand the aspect ratio and exposure factor are the main influencing factors. The influence of gust effect factor on along-wind load increases with the increase of the aspect ratio of the structureand when the aspect ratio increases to a certain valueit becomes the main factor that dominates the along-wind loads of the both sides. © 2023 Science Press. All rights reserved.
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同济大学学报(自然科学版)
ISSN: 0253-374X
Year: 2023
Issue: 9
Volume: 51
Page: 1383-1394
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