High-fidelity surface pressure on prismatic buildings (wind tunnel)
Collection · 4 parts Lab 4 parts
Boundary-layer wind tunnel surface pressure measurements on parametric low-rise prismatic buildings. Useful for wind load studies and model validation.
Access
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0 Free to use and share, including commercially, as long as you credit the creators.
- Size
- 157.4 GB
How to cite
Brand, R., & Kemper, F. (2025). High-fidelity surface pressure on prismatic buildings (wind tunnel) [Data set]. Zenodo. https://www.urbanfluidmechanics.org/data-portal/high-fidelity-surface-pressure-on-prismatic-buildings-wind-tunnel/
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Details
- Resource
- Measurements
- Method
- Wind tunnel
- Geometry
- Single building
- Topic
- Wind loads & pedestrian wind
- Quantities
- Pressure / Cp
- Year
- 2025
- Creators
- Brand, Richard; Kemper, Frank
- Institution
- RWTH Aachen University
Parts (4)
- A High-Fidelity Dataset of Surface Pressure Measurements on Prismatic Buildings from Boundary-Layer Wind Tunnel Tests: Part I - Low-Rise Buildings with Flat Roofs With and Without Parapets
- A High-Fidelity Dataset of Surface Pressure Measurements on Prismatic Buildings from Boundary-Layer Wind Tunnel Tests: Part II - Low-Rise Prismatic Buildings with Mono-Pitched Roofs
- A High-Fidelity Dataset of Surface Pressure Measurements on Prismatic Buildings from Boundary-Layer Wind Tunnel Tests: Part III - Low-Rise Prismatic Buildings with Duo-Pitched Roofs
- A High-Fidelity Dataset of Surface Pressure Measurements on Prismatic Buildings from Boundary-Layer Wind Tunnel Tests: Part IV - High-Rise Prismatic Buildings with Square Cross-Sections and Flat Roofs
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