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Performance Assessment of an Existing 47-Story High-Rise Building under Extreme Wind Loads
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: This paper presents a wind performance–based evaluation of an existing 47-story steel moment frame high-rise building designed and built in the early 1970s according to the Houston Building Code in effect at the time with ...
Aerodynamics of Long-Span Bridges: Susceptibility to Snow and Ice Accretion
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Porous safety fences are increasingly being incorporated into the deck furniture at or near the edges of many long-span bridges, and these tall fences (often 3–4 m high) may become blocked during winter storms. The ...
Effects of Nonstationarity of Extreme Wind Speeds and Ground Snow Loads in a Future Canadian Changing Climate
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Modern structural design codes assume a statistically stationary climate. However, it is now known that the climate is changing at a rate that calls into question the stationarity assumption. This study was undertaken to ...
Updates to the Design of Buildings for NBCC 2025 for Climate Adaptation, Resilience, and Associated Initial Cost Impact
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Most building codes have assumed stationary historical climatic data that can be statistically extrapolated to the future. However, nonstationarity has been shown in projections of future climatic data relevant to the ...
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