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    The document provides two approaches to calculate the design wind pressure (qdes) for different terrains according to different standards. The first approach is based on the PGCB Bid document and calculates qdes as 167.64 kg/m2 for Terrain B. The second approach is based on IEC 60826 and calculates qdes as 2308.71 N/m2 for Terrain C and 2724.54 N/m2 for Terrain B using the first method, and 1644.642309315 N/m2 for Terrain C using the second method. The document also provides the parameters used in the calculations such as air density, wind speed, terrain exposure, and height.

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    The document provides two approaches to calculate the design wind pressure (qdes) for different terrains according to different standards. The first approach is based on the PGCB Bid document and calculates qdes as 167.64 kg/m2 for Terrain B. The second approach is based on IEC 60826 and calculates qdes as 2308.71 N/m2 for Terrain C and 2724.54 N/m2 for Terrain B using the first method, and 1644.642309315 N/m2 for Terrain C using the second method. The document also provides the parameters used in the calculations such as air density, wind speed, terrain exposure, and height.

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    Wind Pressure Camparion

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    Power Transmission Solution Ltd.
    The document provides two approaches to calculate the design wind pressure (qdes) for different terrains according to different standards. The first approach is based on the PGCB Bid document and calculates qdes as 167.64 kg/m2 for Terrain B. The second approach is based on IEC 60826 and calculates qdes as 2308.71 N/m2 for Terrain C and 2724.54 N/m2 for Terrain B using the first method, and 1644.642309315 N/m2 for Terrain C using the second method. The document also provides the parameters used in the calculations such as air density, wind speed, terrain exposure, and height.

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    As Per PGCB Bid document

    qdes = q0*α*K1 where K1= 1.00


    = 167.64 kg/m2 ρ= 0.12
    = 1643.84993082507 N/m2(Terr.-B) V= 45.00 m/s
    Terrain B=Open terrain with scattered obstructions having. H= 50.00 m
    heights generally less than 9.1 m q0 = 1/2 ρ V2 = 121.50
    α = (H/10)1/n = 1.38

    AS Per IEC 60826

    1st approach:
    Ter-B Ter-C
    qdes = (1/2)*T*μ*(Kr*Vrb)^2*Gc*GL Combined wind Factor(From Graph), Gc = 2.43 2.85
    Span factor(From Graph), GL = 0.95
    = 2308.71 N/m2 (Terrain-C)) Air density correction factor, T = 0.95
    μ= 1.227 kg/m3
    = 2724.54 N/m2 (Terrain-B) Vrb= 45 m/s
    Kr= 0.85 Terrain C= Numerous small obstacles of low height (Hedge

    Kr= 1 Terrain B= Open country with few obstacles (Cultivated fie


    2nd Approach:

    qdes = (1/2)*T*μ*(Kr*Vz)^2*GL Vrc= Vrb*Krc


    = 38.25 m/s
    = 1644.642309315 α= 0.22 Terr-C
    Vz= Vrc(H/10)^α
    = 54.50 m/s
    height (Hedges, trees, buldings)

    (Cultivated field withfew trees, buildings)

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