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Machine learning for bridge wind engineering

Modeling and control are primary domains in bridge wind engineering. The natural wind field characteristics (e.g., non-stationary, non-uniform, spatial-temporal changing characteristics) and the wind-bridge...

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State-of-the-art review on typhoon wind environments and their effects on long-span bridges

After more than 40 years of economic reforms, the Chinese economy has rapidly developed, and large populations and wealth have been concentrated around the southeastern Chinese coastline where, unfortunately,...

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Post-disaster investigations of damage feature of buildings and structures due to several local strong winds in China during 2021–2024

Local strong winds such as tornadoes and downbursts are rare in terms of measured wind speed data due to their rapid formation and strong destructive power. Post-disaster investigations have become...

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3D LES numerical investigation of vertical vortex-induced vibrations of a 4:1 rectangular cylinder

The aerodynamic characteristics of rectangular cylinders provide valuable references for many engineering structures. Aiming to investigate the characteristics of vortex-induced vibration (VIV) of this...

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Roughness constant selection for atmospheric boundary layer simulations using a k-ω SST turbulence model within a commercial CFD solver

Transit of an atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) profile within computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations is often hindered through unintended streamwise gradients in the flow resulting in ABL inhomogeneity....

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A refined empirical model of steady-state downburst based on high-resolution wind speed data obtained from wind tunnel tests

A slice of research pertinent to the analytical or empirical models of downburst winds was available, but the current validation was usually based on sampled wind velocities at several typical positions...

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Advances in wind engineering: Vision and mission

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Mitigating crosswind response of a high-speed train passing the end of windbreak walls

The sudden change in wind speed at the end of a windbreak wall poses a significant threat to train safety, as it amplifies train’s responses. This study aims to investigate countermeasures to reduce...

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Using three turbulence simulation methods for modeling the flying of high-speed railway tunnel lining blocks under piston airflow

The detached tunnel lining concrete blocks poses a serious threat to the safety of moving high-speed train. Understanding the flight characteristics of detached blocks from the tunnel soffit under train...

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Reflections on potential applications of LiDAR for in-situ observations of high-rise buildings during typhoons: Focusing on wind-driven rain and windborne debris

Debris from extreme wind conditions poses a significant threat to buildings, which has been investigated primarily through wind tunnel experiments and numerical simulations. Recently, researchers have...

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Deep learning-based fast prediction of flow field around multiple bluff bodies

Bluff bodies are widely employed in practical engineering, but they also introduce complex wind-induced flow characteristics, particularly due to interference effects arising from the interaction of...

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Numerical investigation of wind-induced snowdrift on a long-span saddle-shaped roof based on the k-kl-ω model

Long-span structures are more vulnerable to the imbalanced distribution of snow loads, which is a primary factor contributing to structural failure. The development of snowdrifts is directly related...

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Development and Application of a Tornado Database for the Chinese Mainland

This study develops a preliminary tornado database for the Chinese mainland using information provided by the Yearbook of Meteorological Disasters in China (YMDC) from 2003 to 2019 and other public...

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Inter-farm wake effect on layout optimization: Case study of standardized two-phase wind farms

Due to the limited availability of suitable sites, wind farms are now being constructed closer to each other or in phases, highlighting the importance of understanding the wake effects between adjacent...

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