Exercise 2.2 A house is to be designed in a site where the wind speeds, (m/s), were hourly recorded for two days. Construct a wind rose diagram from the readings below assuming still conditions for the missing hours. Wind readings: N:4 E:5 W:3 N:6 S:5 S:4 W:3 S:6 S:4 W:8 N:5 E:4 S:3 N:4 N:9 E:7 N:6 S:7 E:6 N:5 S:6 W:3 W:3 N:6 S:4 S:4 N:5 E:3 E:3 W:3 N:5 N:6 E:7 N:5 E:7 N:6 N:5 N:6 W:7 E:3

Exercise 2.2 A house is to be designed in a site where the wind speeds, (m/s), were hourly recorded for two days. Construct a wind rose diagram from the readings below assuming still conditions for the missing hours. Wind readings: N:4 E:5 W:3 N:6 S:5 S:4 W:3 S:6 S:4 W:8 N:5 E:4 S:3 N:4 N:9 E:7 N:6 S:7 E:6 N:5 S:6 W:3 W:3 N:6 S:4 S:4 N:5 E:3 E:3 W:3 N:5 N:6 E:7 N:5 E:7 N:6 N:5 N:6 W:7 E:3

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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