Design wind pressures and forces are determined per equations given in section : q Gf Cp - qi GCpi : at height z above ground Resisting System

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Design Wind Pressure, p, Equation 6-19 (ASCE 7-05) Design wind pressures and forces are determined per equations given in section 6.5.12 System Type Structure Type Equation p : q Gf Cp - qi GCpi Main Wind-Force Flexible Buildings q qz : at height z above ground Resisting System Buildings q qh : for Leeward and Side Wall of all Heights qi : qz for GCpi+, qh for GCpi- Gf : Obtained by rational analysis Cp : given in Figure 6-6 GCpi : given in Figure 6-5 Velocity Pressure Calculations, qz and qh Velocity pressure qz and qh are calculated in accordance with section 6.5.10 qz Velocity pressure @ height (z) (Eq. 6-15) qz Constant Kz Kzt Kd V ² I qz See wind pressure calculation table qh Velocity pressure @ height (h) qh Constant Kh Kzt Kd V ² I Where : Constant Numerical constant (Section C6.5.10) ½ [ ( Air density lb/ cu ft ) / ( 32.2 ft/s² )] [( mi/h )( 5280 ft/mi ) (1 hr/3600 s )] ² 0.00203 Mean Sea Level 7,586.00 ft Air Density @MSL 0.0609 lb/cu ft (Table C6-13) Category I (Table 1-1) Importance Factor 0.77 (Table 6-1) Exposure Category B (Urban areas) Alpha 7.00 (Table 6-2) Zg 1,200.00 ft (Table 6-2) Basic Wind Speed 165.00 mph Structure Height 45.00 ft Width 10.00 ft Depth 15.00 ft Natural Frequency 0.1000 Hz Damping Ratio, ß 3.5000 % (Figure 6-1)

Velocity Pressure Calculations, qz (Cont.) Where : Kz Kh @ h Kz @ z Kzt Topography Kd Velocity pressure coefficient @ height z 2.01 ( Z/Zg) ^ (2/Alpha) for 15 ft < Z < Zg 2.01 (15/Zg) ^ (2/Alpha) for Z < 15 ft See wind pressure calculation table Velocity pressure coefficient @ height h 0.79 z highest opening affecting pressure 0.70 Topographic factor obtained from Fig. 6-4 (1 + K1 K2 K3) ² 1.00 None Wind directionality factor obtained from Table 6-4 1.00 (Eq. C6-4a) (Eq. C6-4b) Internal Pressure Coefficient, GCpi, Figure 6-5 The internal pressure coefficients are given in Figure 6-5 Enlosure Classification GCpi+ GCPi- Ri GCpi+ GCPi- Partially enclosed buildings 0.55-0.55 0.69 0.38-0.38 Reduction Factor, Ri Aog (sq. ft.) Vi (cu. ft.) 50.00 7,000,000.00

Gust Effect Factor, Gf, Obtained by Rational Analysis The gust effect factor Gf for main wind-force resisting systems of flexible buildings and other structures shall be calculated by rational analysis, using dynamic properties of the system Values Obtained from Table 6-2 Zmin Calculated Values 30.00 ft e 0.333 l Analysis 320.0 ft c 0.300 b (-) 0.450 Alpha (-) 0.250 b (^) 0.840 Alpha (^) 0.143 Damping Ratio, ß 3.50 % n1( Frequency ) 0.100 Hz z ( - ) 30.00 ft Iz Lz Q Vz ( - ) N1 Rn Rl gq gv Gust Factor ( G ) G Category III : Flexible or Dynamically Sensitive Structures c (33/z) ^ (1/6) 0.305 l (z/33) ^e 310.0 ft Sqr [ 1/ ( 1+ 0.63 [(b+h)/lz]^0.63 )] 0.908 3.4 3.4 b(-) [ z / 33 ]^(alpha(-)) V (88/60) 106.34 ft/s n1 Lz / Vz 0.292 7.47 N1 / ( 1 + 10.3 N1 ) ^(5/3) 0.216 nh 4.6 n1 h / Vz 0.195 nb 4.6 n1 b / Vz 0.043 nl 15.4 n1 L / Vz 0.217 Rh Rl (n nh) 0.882 Rb Rl (n nb) 0.972 RL R (n nl) 0.870 R g ( peak factor ) 3.500 gr [ 1/n - 1/2 n² ( 1 - e ^ (-2 n) ) ] for n > 0 [ 1 ] for n 0 Sqr [ ( 1 / ß ) Rn Rh Rb ( 0.53 + 0.47 Rl ) ] 2.227 Sqr(2 ln(3,600 n1)) +.577/Sqr(2 ln (3,600 n1)) 3.599.925 [(1 + 1.7 Iz Sqr(gq² Q² + gr² R² )) / ( 1 + 1.7 gv Iz )] 1.826 (Eq. 6-5) (Eq. 6-7) (Eq. 6-6) (Eq. 6-14) (Eq. 6-12) (Eq. 6-11) (Eq. 6-13a) (Eq. 6-13b) (Eq. 6-10) (Eq. 6-9) (Eq. 6-8)

External Pressure Coefficient, Cp, Figure 6-6 The pressure force coefficient is given in Figure 6-6 Wall Pressure Coefficients, Cp Surface L/B Cp Use With Windward All Values 0.8 qz Leeward 2.00-0.3 qh Side walls All Values -0.7 qh Roof Pressure Coefficients, Cp, for use with qh Winward Leeward Wind Direction h/l Angle ( deg. ) Cp Angle ( deg. ) Cp Normal to Ridge (Ang. > 10) 1.00 33.00-0.24 13.00-0.64 0.20 Normal to Ridge (Ang. <10) and Parallel to Ridge for all angles 1.00 Horizontal distance from edge 0 to H/2 H/2 to H H to 2H > 2H -1.30-0.70-0.70-0.70 ( 1 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) Design Wind Pressure, p., Equation 6-19 Design wind pressures and forces are determined per equations given in section 6.5.12 Surface Cp GCpi+ GCpi- q qh p+ uses GCpi+ p- uses GCpi- Wall Pressures qi+ qz * qi- qh G p+ Leeward wall -0.30 0.38-0.38 33.48 29.81 33.48 1.83-29.60-5.69 Side wall -0.70 0.38-0.38 33.48 29.81 33.48 1.83-54.05-30.13 Roof - Normal to Ridge for Angles > 10.0 deg. Windward NTR -0.24 0.38-0.38 33.48 29.81 33.48 1.83-25.94-2.02 Windward NTR 0.20 0.38-0.38 33.48 29.81 33.48 1.83 0.96 24.88 Leeward NTR -0.64 0.38-0.38 33.48 29.81 33.48 1.83-50.39-26.47 Roof - Normal to Ridge (Ang. < 10.0 deg) and Parallel to Ridge All Angles (1) PTR or NTR -1.30 0.38-0.38 33.48 29.81 33.48 1.83-90.73-66.81 (2) PTR or NTR -0.70 0.38-0.38 33.48 29.81 33.48 1.83-54.05-30.13 (3) PTR or NTR -0.70 0.38-0.38 33.48 29.81 33.48 1.83-54.05-30.13 (4) PTR or NTR -0.70 0.38-0.38 33.48 29.81 33.48 1.83-54.05-30.13 Cp -.18-0.18 0.38-0.38 33.48 29.81 33.48 1.83-22.27 1.65 * qz, where z 30.00 ft p-

Design Wind Pressure for Overhang, p, Equation 6-19 The design equation has been modified to qh G (Cp - Underside Cp) for overhang pressures 0.80 is used for Underside Cp instead of GCpi Surface Cp Underside Cp q qh Roof - Normal to Ridge for Angles > 10.0 deg. G p Windward NTR -0.24 0.80 33.48 1.83-63.57 Windward NTR Roof - Normal 0.20 to Ridge for Angles 0.80< 10.0 deg. and Parallel 33.48 to Ridge all Angles 1.83-36.67 Leeward NTR -0.64 0.80 33.48 1.83-88.02 (1) PTR or NTR -1.30 0.80 33.48 1.83-128.36 (2) PTR or NTR -0.70 0.80 33.48 1.83-91.68 (3) PTR or NTR -0.70 0.80 33.48 1.83-91.68 (4) PTR or NTR -0.70 0.80 33.48 1.83-91.68 Cp -0.18-0.18 0.80 33.48 1.83-59.90 p+ uses GCpi+ p- uses GCpi- * qz, where z 30.00 ft Combined Net Pressure of Parapet, pp, Equation 6-20 kp 2.01 (Parapet Height / Zg) ^ (2/Alpha) kpt (1 + K1 K2 K3) ², where z parapet height in the k3 multiplier qp Constant Kp Kpt Kd V ² I pp GCpn qp Side GCpn kp kpt qp pp Windward 1.50 0.69 1.00 29.23 43.85 Leeward -1.00 0.69 1.00 29.23-29.23

Design Windward Wall Wind Pressures, p, Equation 6-19 Design wind pressures and forces are determined per equations given in section 6.5.12 p+ uses GCpi+ p- uses GCpi- * qz, where z 30.00 ft Heights (feet) Kz Kzt Kd q qz qi+ qz * qi- qh Cp GCpi+ GCpi- p+ 40.01-45.00 0.79 1.00 1.00 33.48 29.81 33.48 0.80 0.38-0.38 37.63 61.55 30.01-40.00 0.76 1.00 1.00 32.37 29.81 33.48 0.80 0.38-0.38 36.01 59.93 25.01-30.00 0.70 1.00 1.00 29.81 29.81 33.48 0.80 0.38-0.38 32.28 56.20 20.01-25.00 0.67 1.00 1.00 28.30 29.81 33.48 0.80 0.38-0.38 30.07 53.99 15.01-20.00 0.62 1.00 1.00 26.55 29.81 33.48 0.80 0.38-0.38 27.52 51.44 0.00-15.00 0.57 1.00 1.00 24.46 29.81 33.48 0.80 0.38-0.38 24.46 48.38 p-

Design Wind Forces Windward Wall (Cp,+GCpi) Design wind forces are calculated as follows : Heights (feet) Area (sqr ft) p Force (lbs) Shear (lbs) Moment (lb-ft) 40.01-45.00 28 37.63 1,045 1,045 2,607 30.01-40.00 222 36.01 8,002 9,047 53,027 25.01-30.00 194 32.28 6,277 15,324 113,923 20.01-25.00 243 30.07 7,309 22,633 208,779 15.01-20.00 250 27.52 6,880 29,512 339,108 0.00-15.00 750 24.46 18,343 47,856 919,663 Total Area 1,687 (sq. ft.) Base Shear 47,856 (lbs) Base Moment 919,663 (lb-ft)

Design Wind Forces Windward Wall (Cp,-GCpi) Design wind forces are calculated as follows: Heights (feet) Area (sqr ft) p Force (lbs) Shear (lbs) Moment (lb-ft) 40.01-45.00 28 61.55 1,709 1,709 4,264 30.01-40.00 222 59.93 13,317 15,026 87,873 25.01-30.00 194 56.20 10,928 25,953 190,266 20.01-25.00 243 53.99 13,122 39,076 352,773 15.01-20.00 250 51.44 12,859 51,935 580,235 0.00-15.00 750 48.38 36,282 88,217 1,631,890 Total Area 1,687 (sq. ft.) Base Shear 88,217 (lbs) Base Moment 1,631,890 (lb-ft)