Wind Tunnel experiments using by model snow
Hiromi Mitsuhashi
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Hiromi Mitsuhashi
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In recent years, tall and long-spanned buildings have been builts at many snowy areas in Japan. So, wind tunnel experiments using model snow are carried out to predict snowdrifts around the buildings and snow load on a building's roof. This paper describes the similarity requirements for the modeling of snowdrifting and research results on wind tunnel experiments using model snow.
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In recent years, tall and long-spanned buildings have been builts at many snowy areas in Japan. So, wind tunnel experiments using model snow are carried out to predict snowdrifts around the buildings and snow load on a building's roof. This paper describes the similarity requirements for the modeling of snowdrifting and research results on wind tunnel experiments using model snow.
Key concepts: Snow, Wind tunnel, Roof, Meteorology, Environmental science, Marine engineering, Engineering, Civil engineering