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Applied Sciences | Free Full-Text | Full-Scale/Model Test Comparisons to Validate the Traditional Atmospheric Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel Tests: Literature Review and Personal Perspectives

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By Xiao-Xiang Cheng, Lin Zhao, Yao-Jun Ge, Jun Dong
| MDPI
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A New Research Scheme for Full-Scale/Model Test Comparison of Wind Effects on Pengcheng Cooling Tower Based on Sinusoidal Flow Field Simulations

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By Xiao-Xiang Cheng, Lin Zhao, Yao-Jun Ge, Bai-Jian Wu
| MDPI
2.1. New Research Scheme Proposal By following the below-mentioned procedures, the proposed new research scheme can effectively discern the intertwined adverse effects for full-scale/model test comparisons for structures such as large cooling towers: Step 1: Simultaneously measuring the meteorological wind data and wind effects on structures on the prototype and conducting corresponding model tests on the scaled models without the Re effects simulation in the traditional ABL wind tunnel; Step...
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A New Research Scheme for Full-Scale/Model Test Comparisons to Validate the Traditional Wind Tunnel Pressure Measurement Technique

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By Lin Zhao, Yao-Jun Ge, Xiao-Xiang Cheng, Shi-Tang Ke
| MDPI
Abstract : A new research scheme for a full-scale/model test comparison is proposed for effectively validating the wind tunnel pressure measurement technique in this article.
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