Wind Engineering 1980
DOI: 10.1016/b978-1-4832-8367-8.50028-0
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An Erosion Technique for Assessing Ground Level Winds

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“…is the resuspension flux, u* is the shear velocity, and u* cr is the critical value above which resuspension occurs. The critical value was obtained from the studies of[4], who suggested, based on experimental studies: shows the balance of mass for the cell just above the bed, in a 3-D situation, used to calculate resuspension and deposition. a represents advectives fluxes a u c i ( ) = ⋅ , d represents diffusive fluxes f ress represents the resuspension flux, given by equation 13.…”
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“…is the resuspension flux, u* is the shear velocity, and u* cr is the critical value above which resuspension occurs. The critical value was obtained from the studies of[4], who suggested, based on experimental studies: shows the balance of mass for the cell just above the bed, in a 3-D situation, used to calculate resuspension and deposition. a represents advectives fluxes a u c i ( ) = ⋅ , d represents diffusive fluxes f ress represents the resuspension flux, given by equation 13.…”
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“…However, the viscosity of the incoming flow was increased by using an effective term in the numerical modelling. Since the study was concerned with the reverse-vortex flow which could aevelop between parallel buildings, only wind velocities were computed and compared with another study (Borges and Saraiva 1979) which measured the reverse wind velocity using sand erosion techniques. The wind speed ratios computed was also compared with the result of a wind-tunnel study (Penwarden and Wise 1973).…”
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“…As figuras de erosão são utilizadas para a visualização do campo de velocidade no nível do solo (JANEIRO BORGES et al, 1979;BERANEK, 1979).…”
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“…Os ensaios experimentais foram realizados utilizando-se grãos de areia de 0.6mm e com granulometrias diferentes espalhadas em baixa concentração numa superfície de madeira compensada (JANEIRO BORGES, et al, 1979 A pressão medida na entrada frontal do tubo é designada pressão total (Pt) e a pressão medida nos orifícios laterais, chama-se pressão estática (Ps). Da diferença entre uma e outra, obtém-se a pressão dinâmica (Pd).…”
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