Wind calculation BS6399 - Online Structural Design
WIND LOADS CALCULATION PER BS 6399-2 FOR A BASIC WIND SPEED OF 25 m/s Vb≔25 ― mmmm ssss basic wind speed Kb≔1 building type factor in accordance with BS 6399-2 Table 1. for ramed building with structural walls arround lifts and stairs only (e.g. office buildings of open plan or without partitions) Hr≔30 mmm Reference height
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