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 No.137

Hey folks, I am working on a senior design project in civil engineering. I got stuck doing the structure of the project despite not knowing a whole lot about it. I am currently looking at wind loading and it just baffles me. Anyone have any experience?

 No.138

>>137
I have experience at university with Stage 2 'Fluid Mechanics' and 'Solids & Structures'

I'd say it's a simple resultant force of the distributed pressure loads acting on beams in the x and y directions (where z is vertical).

How do you analyse a large 3D structure? Idk. It's either something simple similar to the 2D Method of Sections but in 3D or it's something complicated with Spreadsheets 3.



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