Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Re: ASCE 7-05

I would guess that reasoning was not very much a part of the wind code
requirements, because that is what happened in Canada long before this
ASCE fuss. The code requirements came out of a lot of wind tunnel testing.
Gary

Christopher Wright wrote:
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> I'd be real curious if anyone on the list has actually gone through
> the reasoning behind the new wind loading rules who would comment what
> the changes represent and why the changes were necessary.
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