Wind Environment Investigation Research on the Site of a Cross-Sea Cable-Stayed Bridge

Liu Hui

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.480-481.1489

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Wind Environment Investigation Research on the Site of a Cross-Sea Cable-Stayed Bridge

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By selecting 30-year meteorological data of two meteorological stations near Xiamen-Zhangzhou Cross-Sea Bridge in China, and using the distribution type testing and fit methods, not calculating the wind speed at the azimuth angle, and based on wind direction frequentness, the maximum possible extreme value of the wind speed and direction will be estimated. The calculated results that the design basic wind speed used in the specification is greater than the results obtained through actually measurement.

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Cross-Sea Cable-Stayed Bridge, Design Wind Speed, Distribution Type Testing, Wind Environment

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