Presentation given at the CENAERO-BBRI event about Building Simulation tools on 2012-05-25 in Gosselies (Belgium).
Introduction to Wind Engineering topics related to buildings and simulation tools.
Scaling API-first – The story of a global engineering organization
Wind Engineering for tomorrow buildings
1. Wind engineering for
tomorrow buildings
ir. Benoit PARMENTIER
Head Division Structures
www.project-simba.eu (www.bbri.be) BBRI
2. The Learning Curve
The wind loading chain
Beyond structural design : A) Comfort
Beyond structural design : B) Energy production
Into the 21th century
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3. The Learning Curve
The wind loading chain
Beyond structural design : A) Comfort
Beyond structural design : B) Energy production
Into the 21th century
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5. “
“
Wind engineering is best defined as
the rational treatment of interactions
between wind in the atmospheric
boundary layer and man and his
”
works on the surface of Earth.
- Jack Cermak, 1975
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6. Interactions : the issues
Structural Design
Comfort
Energy Production
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7. Towards contemporary Wind Engineering
Year Researcher Event
1643 Torricelli Barometer
1687 Newton Movement laws,…
…
1940 Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse
1954 Cermak 1st ABL wind-tunnel
1954 Jensen Laws of scaling
1961 Davenport Statistical concepts related to the wind action
1963 1st International Conference on Wind action on buildings
1970 « Wind Engineering » terminology
1974 Eaton & Mayne Aylesbury House study
1984 Holmes Wind tunnel pressure tubing response characteristics
1987 Mehta Texas Tech Exp. Building
1988 Robertson & Silsoe Structures Building
Glass
1992 Murakami 1st symposium on Computational Wind Engineering
(1999) (BBRI) (Windhouse Exp. Building)* (*) humbly
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8. Burj Khalifa
163 floors
26000 glass panels A Belgian contractor was
responsible for execution
[ proud mode ]
830m
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11. Pressures integration
for horiz. displacement calculations
Location Elev. (m) Drift (cm)
Top Offices +570 125
Top Residential +375 54
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12. The Learning Curve
The wind loading chain
Beyond structural design : A) Comfort
Beyond structural design : B) Energy production
Into the 21th century
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14. Alan G. Davenport
The Wind Loading Chain
Dynamic Effects Uncertainty
Reference Dynamic
Pressure
qb Ce CsCd Cp µ
Pressure
Exposure Coefficient Coefficient
(roughness effects)
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15. We do not design for all situations
Whirlwinds are classified as accidental actions in Belgium
As high as 6000 Pa
# Whirlwinds en Belgique
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
1982 2010
Waregem (2005)
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16. Belgian meteorological data
Spatial distribution of the reference wind speed
qb = .ρ .v b2
1
qbb = 0,5.ρ.v b2b2
q = .ρ .v
1
2 2
10m height
Roughness cat. II
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27. The Learning Curve
The wind loading chain
Beyond structural design : A) Comfort
Beyond structural design : B) Energy production
Into the 21th century
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28. Comfort : the ventilation strategy
is based on the external pressures knowledge
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29. The ventilation strategy
IAQ & Summer comfort simulations
integrate a sum of uncertainties
(local wind, local pressure coefficients, models)
N. Heijmans & P. Wouters (2002)
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32. The Learning Curve
The wind loading chain
Beyond structural design : A) Comfort
Beyond structural design : B) Energy production
A) Energy production
Into the 21th century
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33. Energy production – Urban wind turbines
Innovations needed to improve efficiency
Design the building to be a
“Particles accelerator” ?
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35. Energy production – Photovoltaic panels
In some cases, the wind action is underestimated
65 Collapses known in Belgium
from 01/2012
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36. The Learning Curve
The wind loading chain
Beyond structural design : A) Comfort
Beyond structural design : B) Energy production
Into the 21th century
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38. CFD tools
They need (more) validation
• Validation Full(Model)-scale-CFD
The future for Wind Engineering is also :
• Special shape generic approach
• Automatic calculation of roughness
(GIS approach)
• More Monitoring after construction
(pressures)
Köse et al (2011)
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40. [Credits]
#1 VKI
#10 www.skyscraper.com
#16 RMI http://www.meteo.be
#19-20 Arthur Hugues
#22 Herzog & DeMeuron - http://tinyurl.com/3ww4cbw
Ghery & Milunic
Unfcccecosingapore - http://tinyurl.com/3maywn3
Contemporist.com - http://tinyurl.com/6beqdt
Ney & Partners – Knokke footbridge
#25 Greisch
#29 www.aucoeurdumonde.ca
#30-32 Heijmans N. & Wouters P., ”Impact of the uncertainties on wind pressures on
the prediction of thermal comfort performances”, Technical report for IEA,
Annex 35 Hybvent, BBRI, 2002
#35 www.compagnons-eole.be
#36 www.lejdd.fr
#39 Kose D.A., Fauconnier D. & Dick E. « ILES of flow over low-rise
buildings:Influence of inflow conditions on the quality of the mean pressure
distribution prediction », J. Wind Eng. Ind. Aerodyn. Vol 99 (2011)
doi:10.1016/j.jweia.2011.07.008
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Hinweis der Redaktion
Davenport (left) in 1964 at historic wind-tunnel tests at Colorado State University for the World Trade Center project, with (from left) Yamasaki, Levy, Skilling, Cermak and Robertson
Approved by IAWE(2007)
Construction & Service stages
Aeroelastic model 1:500
Max recorded wind speed ~ 55m/s (200 km/h)Above 700m,20m/s wind weekly exceededNo dampers
melfast.com
EN 1991-1-4 T=50 years for vb,0 = 23 m/s
CP
CP
Instabilités de flottement – phénomènes aéro-élastiques
Hybvent (2002): DH25 (degrés-heure de surchauffe) = nombre de jours où la température dépasse 25°C pondérés par l’écart de temp ./. 25°C Effet sur le résultat de l’évaluation du vent aussi important que l’évaluation des cp. Pour l’effet sur la prédiction du modèle thermique lié à la ventilation, les effets des incertitudes de l’action du vent sont aussi importants que l’incertitude liée aux gains internes. Le rapport de simulation devrait mettre en évidence les éventuelles incertitudes du modèle.- Incertitudes => Approche Monte-Carlo ?
Energie verte : 20% en 2020Production électricité verte : 10 à 30% en 2016Source : Dernière déclaration de politique générale du Gouvernement wallonEoliennes à axe horizontal ou vertical (Darrieus ou Savonius)Diversification, indépendance énergétique Pas de pertes dues au transport Potentiel d’innovation Image + (sensibilisation) Réduction CO2 Ex. : potentiel de 3 à 15 MW pour RBC