Wave-shaped building walls and roofs can cut hurricane wind pressure by up to 60%: study

Wave-shaped exterior walls and roofs on low-rise buildings reduce peak hurricane wind pressures by 40-60%, new wind tunnel ...
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Wave-shaped walls could cut hurricane wind damage to buildings by up to 60%

Researchers at Florida State University found that adding wave-shaped surfaces to building walls and roofs can cut wind loads ...
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Wave-Shaped Walls and Roofs Cut Hurricane Wind Loads by Up to 60 Percent

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering researchers found that wave-shaped wall and roof surfaces can reduce peak hurricane wind pressures on low-rise buildings by 40 to 60 percent.
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Wind Loads and Dynamic Response in Thunderstorm Engineering

Severe convective storms generate highly transient and spatially localised wind phenomena, notably downbursts and gust fronts, that impose extreme loads on built infrastructure. Unlike steady synoptic ...