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Applied Wind<br />

Speed Vz(t)<br />

ft/s (m/s)<br />

Mean Wind<br />

Speed Vmz<br />

ft/s (m/s)<br />

.---------_<br />

Cyclic Wind Probability<br />

Speed vz(t) of<br />

ft/s (m/s) Occurrence %<br />

4.26 (13)<br />

78.7 (24)<br />

101.7 (31)<br />

134.5 (41)<br />

154.0 (50)<br />

180.4 (55)<br />

29.5 (9)<br />

62.3 (19)<br />

78.7 (24)<br />

101.7 (31)<br />

124.6 (38)<br />

131.2 (40)<br />

13.1 (4) 16.7<br />

16.4 (5) 45.8<br />

23.0 (7) 12.5<br />

32.8 (10) 16.7<br />

39.4 (12) 4.2<br />

49.2 (15) 4.2<br />

Table A-2 Applied, Mean<br />

Extreme Gust Environment<br />

and Cyclic Wind Speed Distribution for an<br />

A.9.3<br />

Gust Spectra<br />

The power spectral density function provides information on the<br />

energy content of fluctuating wind flow at each frequency<br />

component. A study of 90 strong winds over terrains of different<br />

roughness in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, and Australia<br />

at heights ranging from 25 feet (8m) to 500 feet (150m) allowed<br />

Davenport (Reference A.12) to propose a power density spectrum of<br />

along-wind gust (the longitudinal component of gust velocity).<br />

A modified version of the Davenport spectrum, due to Harris<br />

(Reference ??), is given by:<br />

m=qf<br />

kV;<br />

(2 + f’)$i’<br />

where:<br />

A-26

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