EVALUATION OF PEAK PRESSURE COEFFICIENTS ON LOW-RISE BUILDING BASED ON PROBABILISTIC THEORY

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Kim Y.C. [1 ]
Kinoshita T. [2 ]
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[1] Dept. of Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo Polytechnic University
[2] Architecture Department, Osaka branch, Daiho Corporation
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Adjusting factor; Low-rise building; Non-exceedance probability; Peak pressure coefficient; Zone;
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10.3130/aijs.88.395
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In current AIJ-RLB (2015), the peak pressure coefficients were prescribed by an ensemble average of ten or twenty 10-minute samples obtained from the wind tunnel tests. In this study, 12,780 10-munute samples of the peak pressure coefficients were measured, and the cumulative distributions were identified using the extreme value distributions and the effect of number of 10-minute samples were examined. Lastly, design values were proposed based the zones of low-rise building. Using the proposed values, the peak pressure coefficients corresponding to the specific non-exceedance probabilities of the wind loads can be calculated from the ensemble averaged peak pressure coefficients. © 2023 Architectural Institute of Japan. All rights reserved.
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