Wind Design Practice for High-Rise Residential Districts in Liaoning Coastal Cities

Fei Guo; Fan Yue; Shen Jian Hu; Wei Deng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.224.50

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Wind Design Practice for High-Rise Residential Districts in Liaoning Coastal Cities

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Windbreak design for high-rise residential districts in Liaoning coastal cities is a decisive factor and favorable to deduce building energy due to the high mean wind speed in winter. The article discussed the windbreak strategies for local residence districts and to apply them to an actual architectural scheme using CFD simulative technology

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 224)

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50-54

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.224.50

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April 2011

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Fei Guo, Fan Yue, Shen Jian Hu, Wei Deng

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High-Rise Residential Districts, Liaoning Coastal Cities, Wind Design Practice

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