GUIDE TO WIND CLASSIFICATION - Monier

GUIDE TO wind CLASSIFICATION . v 01 Sept 2014. Monier GUIDE TO wind CLASSIFICATION . 2. GUIDE TO wind CLASSIFICATION . Introduction An accurate wind CLASSIFICATION is essential input to It is important to categorize each building on a case-by-case determining the installation standard to ensure that basis. Each site should be assessed individually for its wind the performance of a tiled roof is not compromised by CLASSIFICATION . Each building must be assessed for compliance environmental conditions. with geometry and for evaluation of pressures. It is normal practice that the advice of a suitably qualified Therefore, Monier Roofing does not accept liability for any building engineer be sort to accurately determine the wind loss or damage suffered as a result of any errors in the CLASSIFICATION for a site. interpretation or application of this design GUIDE . Monier Roofing recommends that the advice of a suitably qualified The information provided in this GUIDE has been created building engineer is sort in assessing the wind CLASSIFICATION of to assist the designer or the main contractor in their a particular site.

Wind actions; This Standard is generally applicable to determining the wind loads on any structure. • AS 4055-2002: Wind loads for housing”. In NZ, the relevant standard is NZS 4203. It is important to categorize each building on a case-by-case basis. Each site should be assessed individually for its wind classification.

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