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Some concept of Wind Engineering are Aeroelastic Effects, Along-Wind Dynamic Response, Antennas and Open-Frame Structures, Atmospheric Boundary Layers and Turbulence, Atmospheric Boundary, Basic Bluff-Body Aerodynamics. Main points of this lecture are: Aeroelastic Effects, Aeroelastic Effects, Tacoma Narrows Bridge, Transmission Lines, Aeroelastic Effects, Aerodynamic Damping, Velocity, Relative Velocity, Damping Term, Equation of Motion
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Cross sections prone to galloping :
Consider a two dimensional body rotating with angular velocity θ
Vertical velocity at leading edge : θd/
Types of instabilities :
Name Conditions Type of motion Type of section
Galloping H 1 >0 translational Square section
‘Stall’ flutter A 2 >0 rotational Rectangle, H- section
‘Classical’ flutter H 2 >0, A 1 >0 coupled Flat plate, airfoil
1
2
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Motion-induced forces during vibration caused by vortex shedding
Frequency ‘locks-in’ to frequency of vibration
Strength of forces and correlation length increased
End of Lecture 14
John Holmes