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    Wind Map SBC 301 Loading Code 2018

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    This chapter discusses wind load requirements and provides wind speed maps. The maps show design wind speeds in meters per second at 10 meters above ground for different risk categories. Notes provide details on interpolating between contours, handling coastal and mountainous areas, and the exceedance probabilities corresponding to the wind speeds.

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    Wind Map SBC 301 Loading Code 2018

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    This chapter discusses wind load requirements and provides wind speed maps. The maps show design wind speeds in meters per second at 10 meters above ground for different risk categories. Notes provide details on interpolating between contours, handling coastal and mountainous areas, and the exceedance probabilities corresponding to the wind speeds.

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    This chapter discusses wind load requirements and provides wind speed maps. The maps show design wind speeds in meters per second at 10 meters above ground for different risk categories. Notes provide details on interpolating between contours, handling coastal and mountainous areas, and the exceedance probabilities corresponding to the wind speeds.

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    Wind Map SBC 301 Loading Code 2018

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    This chapter discusses wind load requirements and provides wind speed maps. The maps show design wind speeds in meters per second at 10 meters above ground for different risk categories. Notes provide details on interpolating between contours, handling coastal and mountainous areas, and the exceedance probabilities corresponding to the wind speeds.

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    CHAPTER 26: —Wind Loads: General Requirements

    Notes:
    1.Values are design 3-second gust
    wind speeds in (m/s) at 10 m above
    ground for Exposure C category.
    2.Linear interpolation between
    contours is permitted.
    3.Islands and coastal areas outside
    the last contour shall use the last
    wind speed contour of the coastal
    area.
    4.Mountainous terrain, gorges,
    ocean promontories, and special
    wind regions shall be examined for
    unusual wind conditions.
    5.Wind speeds correspond to
    approximately a 7% probability of
    exceedance in 50 years (Annual
    Exceedance Probability = 0.00143,
    MRI = 700 Years).

    Figure 26-2A: Ultimate wind speeds for Risk category II Buildings and other structures.

    SBC 301-CR-18 234


    CHAPTER 26: —Wind Loads: General Requirements

    Notes:
    1.Values are design 3-second gust wind
    speeds in (m/s) at 10 m above ground
    for Exposure C category.
    2.Linear interpolation between
    contours is permitted.
    3.Islands and coastal areas outside the
    last contour shall use the last wind
    speed contour of the coastal area.
    4.Mountainous terrain, gorges, ocean
    promontories, and special wind
    regions shall be examined for unusual
    wind conditions.
    5.Wind speeds correspond to
    approximately a 3% probability of
    exceedance in 50 years (Annual
    Exceedance Probability = 0.000588,
    MRI = 1700 Years).

    Figure 26-2B: Ultimate wind speeds for Risk Category III and IV Buildings and other structures.

    SBC 301-CR-18 235


    CHAPTER 26: —Wind Loads: General Requirements

    Notes:
    1.Values are design 3-second gust
    wind speeds in (m/s) at 10 m above
    ground for Exposure C category.
    2.Linear interpolation between
    contours is permitted.
    3.Islands and coastal areas outside the
    last contour shall use the last wind
    speed contour of the coastal area.
    4.Mountainous terrain, gorges, ocean
    promontories, and special wind
    regions shall be examined for unusual
    wind conditions.
    5.Wind speeds correspond to
    approximately a 15% probability of
    exceedance in 50 years (Annual
    Exceedance Probability = 0.00333,
    MRI = 300 Years).

    Figure 26-2C: Ultimate wind speeds for Risk Category I Buildings and other Structures.

    SBC 301-CR-18 236

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