Paper title: |
Numerical simulation of wind loads on high rise buildings |
Authors: |
Alekhin V,Antipin A,Gorodilov S,Khramtsov S |
Summary: |
Article presents a methodology of the numerical simulation of the wind on high-rise buildings, which was developed by the Department of Computer-aided design of structures of the Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin. Paper includes the results of researches on development of a technique of determination of wind pressure upon high-rise buildings by means of numerical modeling in an ANSYS package. The investigation was carried out within the grant of the Russian Academy of Architecture and Building Sciences. The results are applied to calculation of wind pressure upon a number of high-rise buildings under construction in Yekaterinburg City (Russia). Simulation is performed in the program ANSYS. The simulated building is placed in a domain that is the numerical analogue of wind tunnel. Domain sizes are chosen in such a way that simulated buildings do not affect the flow of air on its boundaries. Shear stress transport (SST) turbulence model has been used. This model effectively combines the stability and accuracy to the standard k-? model in the areas, which are placed near the walls and the effectiveness of the k-e model at a distance from the walls with a smooth transition between them (input expansion functions). For the numerical solution of the governing equations the finite volume method was used (FVM). The scale of the turbulence is assumed to be 200-300m. Use of the developed technique is shown on the example of calculation of wind pressure and wind velocities in pedestrian area for high-rise building under construction in the City of Ekaterinburg. |
Type: |
paper |
Year of publication: |
2013 |
Keywords: |
high-rise building,wind impact,simulation,wind loads |
Series: |
convr:2013 |
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Citation: |
Alekhin V,Antipin A,Gorodilov S,Khramtsov S (2013).
Numerical simulation of wind loads on high rise buildings. CONVR 2013,
http://itc.scix.net/paper/convr-2013-63
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