FSI Numerical Simulation for Wind-Induced Dynamic Response of Tension Membrane Structures

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In this paper, systemic FSI numerical simulations for wind-induced dynamic response of saddle-shaped tension membrane structures are performed using ADINA software, and the effects of some parameters such as inlet velocity, wind direction, span, rise-span ratio, tension stiffness and pre-stress of tension membrane are considered. The flow is modeled with the incompressible viscous Navier-Stokes equations and the standard κ-ω turbulence model, and the membrane is assumed as isotropic-linear-elastic material with large displacement and small strain. The rules of FSI numerical simulation for wind-induced dynamic responses of saddle-shaped tension membrane structures are summarized and the wind-induced dynamic coefficients and the wind pressure distribution coefficients are obtained which can be used in the design of membrane structures.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1065-1069)

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1069-1073

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December 2014

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