Analysis of static wind effects on the membrane canopy roof of a large stadium

Author: Ding, J M;He, Z J;Zhou, Y

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Analysis of static wind effects on the membrane canopy roof of a large stadium

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Ding, J M;He, Z J;Zhou, Y

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 84, Issue 22, 2006

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Ding, J M;He, Z J;Zhou, Y

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 84, Issue 22, 2006

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This paper reports the results of wind tunnel tests used to investigate the spatial variation of wind pressure over a large cantilevered roof covered by a membrane. The dominant effect is development of large upwards suction. To prevent wrinkling, the membrane has to be prestressed. The paper reports options for pre-stressing and other methods which add to roof stiffness.

Prof. J. M. Ding, PhD, FIStructE, 1RSE
President of the Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tongji University, Shanghai

Z. J. He, PhD
Structural Engineer with the Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tongji University, Shanghai

Y. Zhou, MSc, 1RSE
Structural Engineer with the Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tongji University, Shanghai

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