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    This document provides a table of factor Sb values used in calculating wind loads on structures for different site conditions, effective heights of structures, and distances to the sea. It includes 4 notes providing additional context on interpolating values, the table being derived from a reference, an assumed diagonal dimension, and directing use of an alternative method for heights over 100m. An example calculation is also shown applying values from the table.

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    This document provides a table of factor Sb values used in calculating wind loads on structures for different site conditions, effective heights of structures, and distances to the sea. It includes 4 notes providing additional context on interpolating values, the table being derived from a reference, an assumed diagonal dimension, and directing use of an alternative method for heights over 100m. An example calculation is also shown applying values from the table.

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    Table 4 - Factor Sb for standard method

    Site in country or up to 3km into town


    Site in town, extending 2km upwind from the site
    Effective
    Effective
    Closest distance to sea upwind, km
    Closest distance to sea upwind, km
    height,
    height,
    0.1
    2
    10
    100
    2
    10
    100
    He, m
    He, m
    2
    1.48
    1.4
    1.35
    1.26
    2
    1.18
    1.15
    1.07
    5
    1.65
    1.62
    1.57
    1.45
    5
    1.5
    1.45
    1.36
    10
    1.78
    1.78
    1.73
    1.62
    10
    1.73
    1.69
    1.58
    15
    1.85
    1.85
    1.82
    1.71
    15
    1.85
    1.82
    1.71
    20
    1.9
    1.9
    1.89
    1.77
    20
    1.9
    1.89
    1.77
    30
    1.96
    1.96
    1.96
    1.85
    30
    1.96
    1.96
    1.85
    50
    2.04
    2.04
    2.04
    1.95
    50
    2.04
    2.04
    1.95
    100
    2.12
    2.12
    2.12
    2.07
    100
    2.12
    2.12
    2.07
    NOTE 1 Interpolation may be used within each table
    NOTE 2 The figures in this table have been derived from reference (5).
    NOTE 3 Values assume a diagonal dimensions a = 5m.
    NOTE 4 If He > 100m use the directional method of section3.

    therefore;
    x=
    1.78

    = Sb

    Front dimension, B =
    Side dimension, D =
    Height, H =
    D/H =
    B/D =

    Net surface pressures


    therefore;
    use net pressure coeffecient, Cp =
    Dynamic wind pressure, qs =
    factored dynamic pressure, p = Cp x qs =

    1.2
    1164 Pa
    1.4 kPa

    60
    60
    10
    6
    1

    m
    m
    m

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