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Interference effects on two rectangular tall buildings with coupling bridge in close proximity

Authors: Souvick Sadhukhan; Arghyadip Das; Satadru Bhattacharya; Sujit Kumar Dalui;

Interference effects on two rectangular tall buildings with coupling bridge in close proximity

Abstract

The study is on the variation of pressure in different faces of rectangular plan-shaped tall buildings with interference conditions due to the presence of another building with the same shape and dimension connected through a multipurpose bridge. The analysis is done on computational fluid dynamics (namely ANSYS CFX) for 0° to 90° wind incidence angle (WIA). The buildings are spaced 60 m from each other. Different cases have been taken and analyzed based on the different positions of the bridge (i.e., 0.33H, 0.5H, and 0.67H) and compared with the isolated case (i.e., buildings without the bridge). A comparison study has been done in the form of interference factor (IF), so we can clearly understand the effect of the bridge at different heights of the building and isolated conditions on rectangular plan-shaped buildings. The study shows that when the bridge is at 0.5H and 0.33H, the force coefficient along X and Y produces similar results to an isolated condition for WIA of 60° and 30°, respectively.

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