论文信息 - Moment-based load and response models with wind engineering applications

Moment-based load and response models with wind engineering applications

A general method is shown here to model wind loads and responses for reliability applications. This method characterizes the short-term loads and responses by a few summary statistics: specifically, by a limited number of statistical moments. A suite of moment-based models are derived and applied here, illustrating how this statistical moment information can best he utilized. Two examples are shown: the fatigue analysis of a wind turbine component, and the vibration response of a fixed structure to nonlinear wind drag loads.

Steven R. Winterstein | Tina Kashef

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