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Masonry Compound Wall Wind Load Analysis

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Masonry Compound Wall Wind Load Analysis

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Height of wall above ground = 3

Height of fencing (barbed wire) = 0.6


Width of wall = 0.345
Length of wall = 1000
Ground almost flat
Wall below ground 0.15
Mass density of masonary = 20.8
Wind Data
Basic Wind speed = 47
Terrain category = 1
Class of structure = C
Design wind speed
Vz = Vb.K1.K2.K3
Vb = 47
K1 = Probability factor[5.3.1 and
= 0.9
K2 = 0.99
K3 = 1

V10 = 41.877
Design Wind Pressure (PZ)[5.4]
Pz = 0.6 x (VZ) 2
P10 = 1052.20988

Wind Load Calculation

Wind force is given by F = Cp Ae Pz


Choice of Cf [[Link] and Table 24]

Here, b =1 km(approx), h= 3 m, b/h >160


Since wall is on ground Cf = 2

Force on Barbed Wire

Solidity ratio = 10
corresponding value of Cf for single frame having flat sided
members [Table 28] 1.9
Ae = 0.1
F= Cp Ae Pz
F= Cp Ae Pz = 199.919877

Force on Wall
F = Cp Ae Pz
= 2104.41975

Forces at Base

Bending moment due to barbed wire and wall. = 10633.1069

Total Shear at base = 6.51317914

Calculation of stresses at base

Total Weight of masonary at base = 22.6044


Bending stress caused by vertical bending produced at base on
extreme edge = 6M/bd2
= 0.53601043

Compressive stress due to weight at base = P/A


= 0.06552

Maximum tensile stress at extreme fibre for vertical bending = -0.4704904

Check for tensile stress


According to [Link] of IS 1905:1980 Code of practice for
structural safety of buildings: Masonry walls (second revision),
permissible tensile stress for freestanding vertical walls in
vertical bending is 0.07 N/mm2. However, the tensile stress at
base of wall at ground level amounts to 0.3 N/mm2, therefore,
exceeds the permissible value. The base width of wall is to be
increased for tensile stress design. The thickness of wall at
various heights is given by:

t = h x Sqrt(4808.78
Thus
t at height 1m from top = 0.21011797
t at height 1.5m from top = 0.29854315
t at height 2m from top = 0.37905655
t at height 3m from top = 0.52201547
m
m
m
m

m
KN/m3

m/s

[[Link]]

Probability factor[5.3.1 and table 1]


(considering mean probable design life of wall as 25 years)
(terrain category 1 and class of structure C)
that is, ground is almost flat

m/s

N/m2

percent

m2
N

N/m2

N.m

Kn/m

Kn/m width of wall

N/mm2

N/mm2

h x Sqrt(4808.78(7 x 104+17275h))

m
m
m
m

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