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IJSCER 2022 Vol.11(2): 46-50
doi: 10.18178/ijscer.11.2.46-50

Research for Suction Control on Roof Wind Pressure of Low-rise Building

Changzhao Qian 1,2, Changping Chen 2, Haitao Hu 2, Zhujun Li2, Dandan Xia 2, and Bifeng Liu 2
1. School of Civil and Architecture Engineering, Xiamen University of Technology, Xiamen, China
2. Fujian Provincial Key Laboratory of Wind Disaster and Wind Engineering, Xiamen, China

Manuscript received November 2, 2021; revised February 7, 2022; accepted April 2, 2022; issue published April 27, 2022.

Abstract—With the application of boundary layer theory, the N-S equation in the boundary layer of the wall is simplified in this research. Combined with the boundary conditions, the relationship between the wall pressure gradient and the velocity gradient near the wall is obtained, therefore the roof pressure characteristics and the location of the separation point are analyzed. The rigid model of low-rise building with flat roof was fabricated. The combination of wind tunnel test and theory is utilized to analyze the distribution characteristics of roof pressure. The suction device is designed to complete the wind tunnel pressure test of the low-rise building model under active suction. The influence of the suction position on the roof wind pressure is studied, and the mechanism of the suction-to-wall turbulence control is proposed. Research results show that the arrangement of the suction device in the separation bubble area has a significant influence on the average wind pressure coefficient of the roof, which can greatly reduce the suction of the roof.

Index Terms—Low-rise building, boundary layer theory, wind tunnel test, turbulence control, suction

Cite: Changzhao Qian, Changping Chen, Haitao Hu, Zhujun Li, Dandan Xia, and Bifeng Liu, "Research for Suction Control on Roof Wind Pressure of Low-rise Building," International Journal of Structural and Civil Engineering Research, Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 46-50, May 2022. doi: 10.18178/ijscer.11.2.46-50

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