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Wind Engineering: Institute of Civil Engineering

This document summarizes research on structural wind engineering conducted at the Institute of Civil Engineering at the University of the Philippines Diliman. It discusses two types of research on structural responses to strong winds: field surveys of actual damage from typhoons and numerical simulations. Field surveys found various failures in building envelopes, roofs, and interiors from Super Typhoon Yolanda in 2013. Numerical simulations allow studying wind loads on structures through methods like wind tunnel experiments, scaled physical testing, and computational fluid dynamics. More research is needed to better understand wind forces and design typhoon-resistant structures.

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Wind Engineering: Institute of Civil Engineering

This document summarizes research on structural wind engineering conducted at the Institute of Civil Engineering at the University of the Philippines Diliman. It discusses two types of research on structural responses to strong winds: field surveys of actual damage from typhoons and numerical simulations. Field surveys found various failures in building envelopes, roofs, and interiors from Super Typhoon Yolanda in 2013. Numerical simulations allow studying wind loads on structures through methods like wind tunnel experiments, scaled physical testing, and computational fluid dynamics. More research is needed to better understand wind forces and design typhoon-resistant structures.

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INSTITUTE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

College of Engineering, University of the Philippines Diliman


ICE Building corner Pardo de Tavera St. and F. Maramag St. , Diliman, Quezon City 1101
Tel.: +632-9818500 loc. 3116, 3122

WIND ENGINEERING
Timothy John S. Acosta
MS Civil Engineering
Assistant Professor

Structural Engineering Group


OUTLINE:

I. Introduction

II. What are Typhoons?

III. Failures due to Strong Winds

IV. Two Types of Research/Analysis

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I. INTRODUCTION
Structural Wind Engineering

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WIND EARTHQUAKE

DRRM NDT

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5
TACOMA NARROWS
BRIDGE
• Opened on July 1,1940
• Collapsed on November 7,1940
• Wind speed was ~40 miles per hour

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STRUCTURAL RESPONSES

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STRUCTURAL RESPONSES

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II. What are
Typhoons?

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HURRICANES/TYPHOONS 10
TYPHOONS

PHILIPPINES

P 89,600,000,000
Infrastructure Damage

3,141
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Schools Damaged
III. Failures due to
Winds

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“ We thought the buildings
were designed for very
strong typhoons, but they
were destroyed by Nina. I
think there’s a problem with
the design. - LENI ROBREDO, 2017

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ASCE-PHYSA PROJECT

Statistics of damage condition rankings


Damage causes differentiating wind and (numbers in the pie chart give condition
water/ storm surge damages number, number of structures, and the
(Chen, S. et al., 2016) percentage of overall structures) (Chen,14
S. et
al., 2016)
Building Envelope

Commonly observed damages in school buildings during

the post-Yolanda survey (Tan, L. 2017). 15


OBSERVED FAILURES

Scenario for Total Replacement Scenario for Minor Repairs (1-9%) of Roof
(100%) of Roof Structure & Exterior Covering (STA. JUSTINA ES, Camarines Sur)
Windows (BOTE IS, Catanduanes)
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Severe-Complete Damage to Roof
Sheeting Scenario for 50% destruction of
*ASCE Philippines Hurricane Yolanda ceiling and Total Destruction of
Structural Assessment (PHYSA) project Interiors (Albay)

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Scenario for Total Replacement
Scenario for Wind-Borne Debris on
(100%) of Roof Structure & Exterior
Roofs (Albay)
Windows (Albay)
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IV. Two Types of
Research

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TWO TYPES OF RESEARCH:

ACTUAL RESULTS

NUMERICAL PREDICTIONS/
SIMULATIONS
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WIND TUNNEL
EXPERIMENTS

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FULL SCALE TESTING 22
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SCALED TESTING 24
AIR BOX EXPERIMENTS

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AIR BOX TEST 26
FIELD SURVEY

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FIELD SURVEY

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NUMERICAL
SIMULATIONS

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NUMERICAL
SIMULATIONS

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NUMERICAL
SIMULATIONS

Numerical Assessment of Roof Sheathing (He, W. 2010)


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NUMERICAL
SIMULATIONS

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“ WE NEED MORE
SPECIALIZED ENGINEERS
TO COMBAT TYPHOON
WINDS AND BUILD SAFER
STRUCTURES

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THANK YOU FOR
LISTENING!
Any questions?

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