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Downburst at Okayama on 27th June, 1991
MITSUTA, Yasushi, HAYASHI, Taiichi
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Modelling of downbursts based on physical experiments
Horia Hangan +3 more
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Optimal paths through downbursts
The control of an aircraft's takeoff path through a downburst is presently formulated as a dynamic optimization problem with minimum-altitude constraint and two different performance measures; a landing path through a downburst is also discussed. Paths are determined which, in addition to maximizing an airspeed/altitude combination immediately after ...
Yiyuan Zhao, A. E. Bryson
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Experimental Investigation of Downbursts in a Crossflow
AIAA Scitech 2021 Forum, 2021Jamey Jacob
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Wind Tunnel Experimentation on Stationary Downbursts at WindEEE Dome
In the context of the European Project THUNDERR a scientific collaboration between the Wind Engineering and Structural Dynamics (Windyn) Research Group of the University of Genoa (Italy) and the Wind Engineering, Energy and Environment (WindEEE) Research
Massimiliano Burlando, G Solari
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Downbursts wind are believed to be responsible for most of weather-related transmission line failures worldwide. Based on a theoretical model of a hinged single-span transmission line structure under moving downbursts, this paper studies downburst ...
Long Yang, Qilin Chen, Dahai Wang
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Parametric study on the along-wind response of the CAARC building to downbursts in the time domain
A primary investigation on the along-wind responses of tall buildings to thunderstorm downbursts is presented in this paper. Related characteristics of downbursts are first reviewed.
C W Letchford
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A deterministic–stochastic hybrid model of downbursts and its impact on a cantilevered structure
Thunderstorm downbursts, which are sources of extreme wind loadings in nature, have caused numerous structural failures around the world. It is essential to build some applicable, though approximate, model for these loadings under which structures can be
Chris Letchford
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An empirical model of a downburst
Engineering Structures, 2000Abstract A “downburst” was defined as a strong downdraft which induces an outburst of damaging winds on or near the ground. Such events normally occur during thunderstorms. It has been well documented that downbursts cause frequent failures of high voltage electricity transmission towers in Australia, and several other countries.
J.D Holmes, S.E Oliver
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