Theoretical and Experimental Analysis of Wind Flow on Buildings Arranged for Pressure Recovery

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  • S.C. Gupta

Abstract

The flow past buildings at higher speeds result in low static pressurethat causes uncomfortable breathing for personal moving around in the vicinity. A new arrangement of buildings in a multiple building environment is suggested and analysed that results in pressure recovery by cancelling the vertical flows from two directions. Wind Tunnel models are fabricated and tested in a subsonic open test section wind tunnel.Numerical analysis is done for comparison of results using ANSYS. The findings are very encouraging.

 

Keywords: Wind flow, pressure recovery, ANSYS

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Published

2021-01-15

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 2 (2015)

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Research Article

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