Flight Physics - Models, Techniques and Technologies 2018
DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.70880
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LES of Unsteady Aerodynamic Forces on a Long-Span Curved Roof

Abstract: The present paper discusses the unsteady aerodynamic forces on long-span curved roofs by using large eddy simulation (LES). The forced vibration test in a turbulent boundary layer is simulated. The models are force vibrated in the first anti-symmetric mode to investigate the influences of a roof's vibration on the wind pressure and flow field around a vibrating roof. The characteristics of unsteady aerodynamic forces in a wider range of reduced frequency of vibration are also investigated. A comparison between… Show more

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“…The main body of a skeleton membrane structure is a steel member or various types of material support as a spatial structural support, whereas the membrane material is covered on the support as an envelope structure, so that the membrane material and the skeleton form a jointly stressed structural system. Most membrane materials have the characteristics of lightness, softness, low stiffness, and damping, while exhibiting significant geometric nonlinearities [3]. The pulsating wind has the characteristic of changing randomly over time, so when the vibration frequency of the structure is close to the natural frequency of the membrane structure, resonance will occur and the membrane structure under the pulsating wind load is prone to wind vibration [4][5][6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main body of a skeleton membrane structure is a steel member or various types of material support as a spatial structural support, whereas the membrane material is covered on the support as an envelope structure, so that the membrane material and the skeleton form a jointly stressed structural system. Most membrane materials have the characteristics of lightness, softness, low stiffness, and damping, while exhibiting significant geometric nonlinearities [3]. The pulsating wind has the characteristic of changing randomly over time, so when the vibration frequency of the structure is close to the natural frequency of the membrane structure, resonance will occur and the membrane structure under the pulsating wind load is prone to wind vibration [4][5][6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%