Numerical assessments reveal significant effects of location on wind loading, highlighting the need for expert input.
For the design of a large bridge, the definition of the wind loading is very important. The results of numerical assessments of the bridge behaviour depend very heavily on the wind data. Several parameters come into play, such as the location of the structure, the calculation standards and the assumptions concerning wind modelling. This paper presents the large effects due to some wind assumptions. The conclusions are that contacts with experts in wind engineering are essential.
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