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January 22, 2019, 11:38 |
What is the correct definition of force and moment coefficient for building??
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Prasenjit Sanyal
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For force coefficient some journals are saying that
Cfx=Fx/(o.5*U^2*p*Ax) and Cfy =Fy/(o.5*U^2*p*Ay) And some journals are saying that Cfx=Fx/(o.5*U^2*p*Ap) and Cfy=Fy/(o.5*U^2*p*Ap) For moment coefficient some journals are saying that Cmx=Mx/( (o.5*U^2*p*Ay)*0.5H) And some are saying that its Cmx=Mx/( (o.5*U^2*p*Ap)*H) Which definition is the correct? please say I am very confused Thanks in advance |
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