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BSI PD 6688-1-4:2015 – TC:2020 Edition

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Tracked Changes. Background information to the National Annex to BS EN 1991-1-4 and additional guidance

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104 Foreword
106 Introduction
1 Scope
2 UK National Annex to BS EN 1991-1-4:2005
107 Figure 1 An example of altitude correction factors
109 Figure 2 Hill parameters in undulating terrain
116 3 Data that can be used in conjunction with BS EN 1991-1-4:2005
117 Figure 3 Typical examples of buildings with re-entrant corners and recessed bays
118 Figure 4 Examples of flush irregular walls
119 Figure 5 Keys for walls of inset storey
120 Figure 6 Key for inset storey
Figure 7 Key to canopies attached to buildings
Table 1 Global vertical force coefficients for canopies attached to tall buildings
121 Table 2 Internal pressure coefficients cpi for open-sided buildings
Table 3 Internal pressure coefficients cpi for open-topped vertical cylinders
122 Figure 8 Wind directions for a rectangular plan building
124 Figure 9 Key for vertical walls of buildings
Figure 10 Definitions of crosswind breadth and in wind depth
Table 4 External pressure coefficients Cpe for vertical walls of rectangular-plan buildings
125 Table 5 Reduction factors for zone A on vertical walls of polygonal‑plan buildings
126 Annex A (informative) Vortex shedding and aeroelastic instabilities
129 Table A.1 Strouhal numbers St for different cross-sections
130 Figure A.1 Strouhal number St for rectangular cross-sections with sharp corners
Figure A.2 Strouhal number St for bridge decks
132 Figure A.3 Bridge types and reference dimensions
133 Figure A.4 Bridge deck details
136 Table A.2 Basic value of the lateral force coefficient clat,0 for different cross-sections
137 Figure A.5 Basic value of the lateral force coefficient clat,0 versus Reynolds number Re(vcrit,i)
Table A.3 Lateral force coefficient clat versus critical wind velocity ratio vcrit,i/vm,Lj
138 Figure A.6 Examples for application of the correlation length Lj (j = 1, 2, 3)
139 Table A.4 Effective correlation length Lj as a function of vibration amplitude yF(sj)
140 Table A.5 Correlation length factor KW and mode shape factor K for some simple structures
142 Figure A.7 In-line and grouped arrangements of cylinders
144 Table A.6 Constants for determination of the effect of vortex shedding
147 Table A.7 Assessment of vortex excitation effects
149 Table A.8 Factor of galloping instability aG
150 Table A.9 �Data for the estimation of crosswind response of coupled cylinders at in-line and grouped arrangements
153 Figure A.8 Geometric parameters for interference galloping
154 Figure A.9 �Rate of change of aerodynamic moment coefficient dcM/dθ with respect to geometric centre “GC” for rectangular section
157 Annex B (informative) Along-wind response of lattice towers
159 Figure B.1 Gust peak factor (Davenport’s g)
Table B.1 �Length scale zLu for a single roughness change from sea to country terrain, for an upwind fetch from site to sea of x(km)
161 Figure B.2 Definition of fetch for two roughness changes
Table B.2 Length scale for zLu for two roughness changes where x1 = 0,1 km for an upwind fetch of x km
162 Table B.3 Length scale for zLu for two roughness changes where x1 = 0,3 km for an upwind fetch of x km
Table B.4 Length scale for zLu for two roughness changes where x1 = 1 km for an upwind fetch of x km
163 Table B.5 Length scale for zLu for two roughness changes where x1 = 3 km for an upwind fetch of x km
Table B.6 Length scale for zLu for two roughness changes where x1 = 10 km for an upwind fetch of x km
164 Table B.7 Length scale for zLu for two roughness changes where x1 = 30 km for an upwind fetch of x km
165 Figure B.3 Fictitious square lattice tower with 12 panels
166 Table B.8 Meteorological parameters
167 Table B.9 Non‑dimensional coefficients, wind forces and wind moments
168 Table B.10 Values of c(z) c(z’)
169 Table B.11 Values of C(z‑z’)
Table B.12 Values of c(z) c(z’) C(z‑z’)
171 Table B.13 Non‑dimensional coefficients and wind forces
172 Table B.14 Values of c(z) c(z’)
Table B.15 Values of c(z) c(z’) C(z‑z’)
173 Table B.16 Non‑dimensional coefficients, wind forces and moments
175 Table B.17 Values of c(z) c(z’)
176 Table B.18 Values of C(z‑z’)
Table B.19 Values of c(z) c(z’) C(z‑z’)
178 Table B.20 Non‑dimensional coefficients and wind forces
179 Table B.21 Values of c(z) c(z’)
Table B.22 Values of c(z) c(z’) C(z‑z’)
181 Table B.23 Non‑dimensional coefficients and wind forces
182 Figure B.4 Illustration of parameters for shear patch loading
183 Table B.24 Lever arms, wind loads and moments above zip
Table B.25 Lever arms, wind loads and moments below zip
185 Table B.26 Values of c(z) c(z’)
186 Table B.27 Valuesof C(z‑z’)
Table B.28 Values of c(z) c(z’) C(z‑z’)
188 Table B.29 Meteorological parameters
Table B.30 Non‑dimensional coefficients, wind forces and wind moments
190 Table B.31 Values of c(z) c(z’)
191 Table B.32 Values of C(z‑z’)
Table B.33 Values of c(z) c(z’) C(z‑z’)
193 Table B.34 Large ancillary wind resistance
195 Bibliography
BSI PD 6688-1-4:2015 - TC
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